The Form III Theatre Arts Course at Tesea Academy is designed to help students master Theatre Arts through the new NECTA syllabus approach—where learning focuses on competencies, performance skills, creativity, teamwork, and real production experience.

This course takes students beyond reading notes and memorizing definitions. You will learn Theatre Arts by doing theatre—practicing performance, exploring directing techniques, developing stagecraft knowledge, and building strong script interpretation skills that directly support NECTA examinations and real-life artistic growth.

Whether you’re preparing for NECTA assessments, aiming to improve performance confidence, or building a foundation for arts careers, this course offers a structured, engaging, and exam-ready learning path.

This Form III course builds on basic Theatre Arts knowledge and introduces deeper, practical skills that shape learners into confident performers and theatre creators. The course covers:\

1. Theatre as Communication and Art

• Understanding Theatre Arts as a form of expression

• Theatre in society: entertainment, education, culture, and change

• Elements of theatre and performance communication

  
  

2. Acting Skills and Character Development

• Performance techniques and actor discipline

• Character creation and motivation

• Emotional control and stage confidence

• Dialogue delivery and expression (voice & body)

  
  

3. Directing and Performance Interpretation

• Role of a director and leadership skills

• Scene analysis and stage movement planning

• Blocking, rhythm, and performance coordination

• Working with actors and production teams

  
  

4. Stagecraft and Production Basics

• Stage design fundamentals

• Props, costumes, and makeup use

• Lighting and sound basics

• Stage management and rehearsal procedures

  
  

5. Script Interpretation and Dramatic Structure

• Understanding a play script: theme, plot, conflict

• Dramatic structure: exposition, climax, resolution

• Identifying dramatic techniques and messages

• Script evaluation for performance readiness

  
  

6. Play Production and Practical Performance Tasks

• Rehearsal preparation

• Performance teamwork

• Creating and presenting scenes and plays

• Reflection and improvement (competency-based evaluation)

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

✅ Perform confidently with improved voice, movement, and expression
✅ Interpret scripts and explain themes, techniques, and dramatic structure
✅ Demonstrate basic directing and stage planning skills
✅ Understand and apply stagecraft elements like costumes, props, lighting, and sound
✅ Work effectively as part of a production team
✅ Prepare for NECTA questions with proper terminology and examples

This course is ideal for:

🎓 Form III students studying Theatre Arts under the new NECTA syllabus
🎭 Learners who want to improve acting and performance skills
📘 Students preparing for tests, exams, and practical assessments
👩‍🏫 Teachers who want structured teaching support and organized content

At Tesea Academy, we focus on both NECTA success and real skills development. Our approach includes:

✅ Clear syllabus-based lessons
✅ Notes + practical activities + revision questions
✅ Performance-focused examples
✅ Exam strategies and structured summaries
✅ Easy-to-follow learning for both classroom and self-study