English Drama
English Drama
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The English Drama Society sees not only the growth of actors but also of writers, specifically that of scriptwriters amidst them. The Victoria School English Drama Society saw its initial form in the shape of the Literary and Debating Society as early as the 1940s, and later became known as the English Literary, Drama and Debate Society (ELDDS). In 2015, the ELDDS split into two different clubs to distinguish two distinct pools of talent—the ardent actors and the well-versed speakers of the school.
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The CCA will enable our students to:
- Appreciate the aesthetics especially the manner in which plays are staged
- Develop not only in the theatre skills but also in leadership
- Acquire adequate basic acting skills, devising skills and facilitation skills in drama
- Understand basic Drama theories
- Grow their aesthetic development by exposing them to art forms, be it a theatrical performance, dance or musical.
- Excel in leadership roles through the various CCA events
- Experience working with an external party (acting companies) as actors