THEATRE ARTS & DRAMA
Painting
Drawing
Ceramics
Sculpture
Photography
Printmaking
Art History
Graphic Design
Music
Theatre Arts & Drama
Quality theatre education incorporates research, analysis, and creation in order to explore the
integrative and evolving nature of theatre. The components of a quality theatre education feature
these content areas and activities:
History and Culture: Students understand the significance of theatre and its relationship to history and
cultures through inquiry into theatre history and dramatic literature. Students develop historical and
cultural insight through recognizing significant works of theatre and various theatrical performance styles.
Analysis and Response: Students develop critical thinking skills necessary to analyze the form and style
of plays and performances. They develop the ability to reflect on and interpret the nature of the theatre
experience on a personal and global level.
Creative Process: Students create theatrical work through script development, research and
collaboration. Through research, imagination, script analysis, observation, and improvisation, students
develop proficiencies as designers, actors, directors and playwrights.
Teacher
Jenny Northcutt: Theatre Arts/Drama, MS Social Studies
jenny.northcutt@arlingtonchristian.org





































