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DRAMA allows students to collaboratively create street theatre and site-specific performances, attend regional drama camps, see productions in Sydney, and do workshops with professional theatre companies. For the HSC, students study Australian drama and theatre, perform in groups, and choose an individual project focusing on script writing, design, performance, or critical analysis.
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