#advice for taking A-Level Drama without having taken it at GCSE-level

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title is self explanatory. NOTE : my old school did not have GCSE Drama.

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GCSE drama is a piece of cake

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just look at the keywords, feel free to ask me if you have any questions regarding to GCSE drama. the syllabus basically covers it all; get familiarised with the techniques, chair duets, etc and you’ll be absolutely fine.

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My teacher got so mad every time we didn’t pronounce ‘fresnel’ as ‘fruh-nells’

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Would’ve taken it for AS if it didn’t clash with history

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It's so stressful and tiring

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because my new drama teacher apparently said our old group piece was D grade level (our old teacher was quite soft on us so i’m grateful for this new one (not that i’m not grateful for my old one but i learn more from my new one) so we’re currently reworking on our devised as a class)
last time it was human rights and now it’s social media - most of my scene is physical theatre since abstract is always best for examiners to mark

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We didn’t do devised, we were exempt bc of COVID

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it’s also quite stressful as i need to deal with my other exams too

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We did group piece and 2 monologues

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i got given a bad monologue piece as i can’t express myself much as my character is this person with autism so it’s just the character directly talking to the audience and imo it’s kind of hard to get marks with 0 emotion change

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might be boring for the examiner

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I did Medea for one of my monologues

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There is a subject called Drama

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The biggest drama in this entire world is me
Basil The dramatic.

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