BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre Arts

The Construction of Hegemonic Masculinity in Alan Bennett's The History Boys

Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2017)

The view of gender as a versatile social construct rather than a fixed attribute determined by biology has been the most prominent approach to gender studies since the late 20th century. It has set up the basis for the ...
A practical exploration of processes required in the development of a monopolylogue from initial stimuli until finished performance.

Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2015)

The monopolylogue is a form of theatrical storytelling, in which a single performer embodies various characters. The term has originated in the early 19th century, although, practitioners have been known to create ...
What are the advantages for pupils and teachers of using drama to facilitate lessons- focusing predominantly on History- within a primary five classroom who do not have drama as a specialist subject.

Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2014)

This study explores the impact that learning through drama can have on the development of the learner. In order to understand the theories behind Drama in Education, the researcher focuses on this study heavily relies upon ...