This mandatory drama course immerses students in a comprehensive exploration of the art form, providing a solid foundation in drama's historical evolution, diverse genres, and influential playwrights. Through a combination of lectures, discussions, and practical exercises, students engage in a dynamic learning method that combines theory with hands-on application. The course emphasizes collaborative work, encouraging students to develop their creative expression, communication skills, and critical thinking abilities. Assessment methods include written analyses, practical performances, and reflective assignments, allowing students to showcase their understanding of dramatic concepts, their ability to interpret texts, and their growth as artists and practitioners. By the end of the course, students emerge with a deep appreciation for drama's transformative power and a comprehensive skill set to engage in further theatrical pursuits.

• Knowledge of Drama: Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of drama's historical development, influential playwrights, and diverse genres, fostering appreciation for the art form.
• Interpretation and Analysis of Dramatic Texts: Students will effectively interpret and analyze dramatic texts, identifying key themes, symbols, and dramatic devices while developing their own perspectives through critical analysis.
• Application of Dramatic Knowledge: Students will apply their knowledge of drama in practical contexts, demonstrating creative and collaborative skills through the creation and performance of dramatic works.

2.     Genre Familiarity: dramatic genres, characteristics and stylistic conventions.

4.     Symbolic Interpretation: symbolic elements in dramatic texts, metaphorical representations and their impact on the overall narrative.

Collaborative Skills: collaborating effectively in group projects, demonstrating active participation, communication, and the ability to negotiate creative decisions.

·         Observation

·         Participation

·      Work Project

·       Written test