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Naturalism was first introduced by Konstantin Stanislavsky in the late 19th century. It pioneered the idea of theatre mimicking real life.

Something important to remember when considering Brecht's techniques for making theatre, is that he was an advocate for communism as a result of the horrors he witnessed in WW1 in Germany serving as a med...

Scene 18 epitomises Marie’s victimisation at the hands of Woyzeck’s mental illness – this is the theme I will focus on in order to appeal to a modern audience. As Woyzeck’s common-law wife, Marie is subje...

Students might refer to some of the following vocal and physical skills: Vocal skills: pitch, pace, pause, tone of voice, volume, emphasis, accent (if appropriate) delivery of specific words, timing, ph...

Theatre of the Absurd owes it existence, to an extent, to the aftermath of World War II. Playwrights and theatre practitioners, experiencing the fright and existentialism that was caused after the destruc...