Aims
This module examines the problems of adapting non dramatic texts for performance. It takes as its starting point the pioneering work done by the Shared Experience company in the 1970s and looks at large scale adaptations such as the RSCs Nicholas Nickleby.
Syllabus
Investigation of the Victorian novel for adaptation
Folk stories and fairytales as a source of adaptation
Other materials suitable for adaptation
Techniques of adaptation
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge and understanding of and ability to use
Relationships between theoretical and practical challenges for directors
Translate complex theoretical models to practical application
Synthesise diverse sources of knowledge
Appropriate research methods
Diverse knowledge sources
Practical skills
Applied use of research
Oral and visual presentation of ideas
This module examines the problems of adapting non dramatic texts for performance. It takes as its starting point the pioneering work done by the Shared Experience company in the 1970s and looks at large scale adaptations such as the RSCs Nicholas Nickleby.
Syllabus
Investigation of the Victorian novel for adaptation
Folk stories and fairytales as a source of adaptation
Other materials suitable for adaptation
Techniques of adaptation
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge and understanding of and ability to use
Relationships between theoretical and practical challenges for directors
Translate complex theoretical models to practical application
Synthesise diverse sources of knowledge
Appropriate research methods
Diverse knowledge sources
Practical skills
Applied use of research
Oral and visual presentation of ideas