Roald Dahl's Matilda: A look at the book through drama Teaching Drama one-off-workshop The narration can be projected

The narration can be projected on a whiteboard in the classroom or on a screen in the main hall or in a drama studio if you have access to a screen

character building strategies

Answering the question asked

All activities are set within a vocational context with focus on the acting demands of a role rather than any literary aspects of the chosen texts

When talking with colleagues across the country I find that we are almost always in agreement that one defining feature of students of drama at KS5 is that they are usually more than capable of conversing with us and each other at length and in detail

Roald Dahl's Matilda: A look at the book through drama Teaching Drama one-off-workshop The narration can be projectedRoald Dahls Matilda is an enduringly popular story, and has come very much to the fore recently due to the popularity of the RSCs stage adaptation, which is currently playing to packed houses in the West End. A delightful book with a dark edge, it has plenty of characters and themes that lend themselves beautifully to exploration with KS2 groups. Unacknowledged talent, bullying, fear, friendship, loyalty and trust they are all here, and can be used to