This photocopiable resource provides resources and activities to support students in exploring and analysing A Streetcar Named Desire as a literary text and as a drama script in production.
The publication provides material for before reading (including an introduction to naturalism and expressionism); approaches to each scene, and substantial after reading activities to allow students to explore key ideas in greater depth.
'This publication was a godsend! Extremely thorough, detailed and helpful, especially when revising for the upcoming exam. I’m looking forward to using it next year.'
Lisa Butler, Nower Hill High School
'Studying A Streetcar Named Desire provides invaluable resources and innovative activities to help students grasp the fundamentals, and explore the subtleties, of Williams' work. A touchstone for any teacher seeking an aid to long term planning for the text itself, or providing an engaging and productive lesson on dramatic works and techniques in general.'
Dr David Falls, Aylesbury High School
'This has been a fantastic resource for studying A Streetcar Named Desire at A Level. Students have been inspired and well prepared for the new exams by the variety of tasks exploring language, themes and theatrical techniques and the interesting contextual information.'
Lisa Burke English Lecturer Tresham College of Further Education
Erudite and clear, does all your planning for you. Another excellent resource from EMC
By Tina Courtenay-Thompson on 06th Mar 2016I’ve loved using the resources from this publication for revision and am already looking forward to our new Sixth Formers starting so that we can use it for the whole of the course! It delivers a wealth of practical, easy-to-navigate resources which will deepen any class’ understanding and appreciation of the text, and will challenge students’ perceptions of Williams’ popular play. From pre-reading to revision, the publication works its magic in every aspect of study.
By Victoria on 16th May 2016