Ulpenat Tzvia · Kochav Ya'akovARTS
Theatre.
Theatre at Ulpenat Tzvia Kokhav Yaakov is a three-year academic track where students study dramatic texts, develop practical performance skills, and bring ideas to life on stage.
// ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
TO STAGE.
The theatre track is taught from 10th through 12th grade and leads to five study units. It combines a rigorous theoretical foundation with practical experience, allowing students to encounter theatre as both an academic field and a creative discipline.
Students explore plays, genres, historical periods, and methods for analysing dramatic works. Alongside this theoretical study, they develop skills in acting, directing, public speaking, and stagecraft. The programme encourages careful reading, confidence, collaboration, and the ability to transform a written text into a shared artistic experience.
Students also encounter professional theatre through repertory performances and bring their learning together through stage productions presented to the school community.
// THE YEAR
THE PROGRAMME.
FOCUS 01
Dramatic literature
Plays, genres, historical periods, and methods for analysing dramatic works.
FOCUS 02
Performance skills
Acting, directing, public speaking, and an introduction to the elements of stage production.
FOCUS 03
From study to production
Collaborative creative work that brings dramatic ideas from the page to the stage.
// FROM THE STAGE
// MILESTONES
3YEARS OF STUDY
5STUDY UNITS
2THEORY + PRACTICE
1CREATIVE PROCESS
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