Techniques of dramatic writing

Teacher(s)

Thirion Virginie;

Language

French

Prerequisites

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Main themes

The workshop is devoted to the composition by each student of a series of six to eight short or very short pieces.The work is sometimes individual, and sometimes collective in nature, so that the entire group is able to follow the progress of each writer. There are alternating phases of writing, reading one's work out loud in order to receive feedback, and focused reflection on the dramatical issues of contemporary writing. As a result, these attempts at writing also constitute a form of instruction in reading contemporary writing for the theatre.

Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :
1	This workshop-based course provides an introduction to dramatic writing.

Content

The work is sometimes individual, and sometimes collective in nature, so that the entire group is able to follow the progress of each writer. There are alternating phases of writing, reading one's work out loud in order to receive feedback, and focused reflection on the dramatical issues of contemporary writing. As a result, these attempts at writing also constitute a form of instruction in reading contemporary writing for the theatre.

Evaluation methods

The evaluation criteria relate to students' level of involvement in the workshop, the quality of the work they produce and the progress they make.

Faculty or entity

ELAL