Junior DRAMA
In our drama courses, students explore the elements of drama—role/character, relationship, time and place, focus and emphasis, and tension—through works related to their personal interests and experiences. They will take on various roles such as performer, audience, playwright, technician, designer, and critic.
By engaging in both real and imagined worlds, students enhance their listening, speaking, questioning, and problem-solving skills. Through role-playing, they develop empathy for diverse situations and learn to interpret, comment on, and evaluate a range of drama works and activities, including their own and others’ creative efforts.
Senior Drama
Drama: A World of Performance
Grade 11 and 12 Drama courses immerse students in the world of theatre, encouraging them to explore diverse dramatic texts, characters, and performance styles. By engaging in acting, directing, design, and technical theatre, students develop their creative and critical thinking skills. They learn to analyze drama from various cultural and historical perspectives, and to apply their knowledge to their own productions. Through collaboration and experimentation, students discover the power of theatre to inspire, challenge, and entertain.