What are some of the best dramas for college students?

Simple and classic drama scripts suitable for students to perform are: "Uncle Vanya", "Waiting for Godot", "A Doll's House", "Birthday Party", and "Here Comes the Ice Messenger".

1. "Uncle Vanya".

One of Chekov's classics. For twenty-five years, the squire Vanya gave up his personal happiness and worked hard with his niece Sonia to support his brother-in-law, Professor Shereblyakov. But he finally found out that his brother-in-law was just a flashy mediocrity, and he was angry with his brother-in-law, but fortunately he didn't hit it.

In the end, under the persuasion of a friend, I had to reconcile with my brother-in-law.

2. "Waiting for Godot".

A two-act tragicomedy by Irish modernist playwright Samuel Beckett, premiered in 1953. "Waiting for Godot" is a tragedy in which "nothing happens, no one comes, no one goes". The work focuses on the state of mind, the process of mental activity, and the disorder of human mental activity.

3. A Doll's House

A theatrical work by the Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen. The play is a typical social problem drama, mainly around the awakening of the heroine Nala, who was favored in the past, and ends with Nora's escape. It inspires people, especially women, to break free from the shackles of traditional ideas and fight for freedom and equality.

4. "The Birthday Party".

In Harold Pinter's famous novel "Birthday Party", Pinter uses Kafkaesque methods to describe a man who is inexplicably lured and threatened by two strangers, and he tries to escape, but is still followed; The absurdity of the play jumps from metaphor to concreteness, as if no one can be safe anywhere.

5. "The Iceman Cometh".

Here Comes the Ice Deliverer is one of the three greatest late works by American playwright Eugene O'Neill, depicting a group of drunken nomads. They spend their days drinking and dreaming and comforting each other as a way to escape the cold and hopeless reality and give meaning to life.

Classic dramas suitable for students include: "Thunderstorm", "Rhino in Love", "Teahouse", "The Merchant of Venice", "Waiting", "The Taboo Game of Youth", "Maleon", "Uncle Vanya", "Waiting for Godot", "A Doll's House", "Birthday Party", "Here Comes the Ice Messenger".

The film crew built Qiu Zhuang, an important scene in the original book, on a cliff by the sea in Dalian. The Qiuzhuang on the cliff has two floors on the east and west, a cross-sea bridge between the two floors, stone steps between the mountains and a wooden terrace on the cliff, all of which are carried up the mountain by the crew and handmade. The construction of the two buildings in Qiuzhuang took two and a half months.

The 65-metre-long bridge needed to be built out of thin air between the cliffs, and crews erected 100-metre-high scaffolding vertically from the seabed, which took several months to complete.

In just four days, all kinds of Zhou Xuan, speculation, and even bloody battles of wits and courage were staged in Qiuzhuang, full of dangers, and it was difficult to distinguish between truth and falsehood. Who is the old ghost? Can information be sent? The truth finally emerged more than 60 years later.

The Wind", it is not a simple continuation of "Secret Calculation", but a wonderful interpretation of a piece of history, a sublimation of "Secret Calculation", a tribute to those unsung heroes, and a legendary fate for the author!

History of Drama Development:

Drama is a form of drama based on dialogue, which came to China in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Different from traditional stage plays and operas, the main narrative means of drama is the actors' unaccompanied dialogues or monologues on stage, but a small amount of **, singing, etc. can be used.

Drama is a comprehensive art, and script writing, directing, acting, staging, lighting, and criticism are all indispensable. Traditional Chinese dramas are not considered drama, and some traditional Western dramas, such as ancient Greek dramas, are not considered strict dramas because of their extensive use of singing troupes. Modern Western stage dramas are generally dramas if they are not noted as ** dramas, operas, etc.

Plays for high school students: Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Thunderstorm, Pride and Prejudice, The Merchant of Venice

1. "Hamlet".

Hamlet is a tragic work written between 1599 and 1602 by the English playwright William Shakespeare. The play tells the story of his uncle Claudius, who murders Hamlet's father, usurps the throne, and marries the king's widow, Gertrude; Prince Hamlet thus takes revenge on his uncle for his father.

2, "Romeo and Juliet".

Romeo and Juliet is a play by English playwright William Shakespeare, often mistaken for being one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies (Macbeth, Othello, King Lear, and Hamlet) due to its popularity. The play tells the story of Juliet, the daughter of the Italian aristocrat Capulet, and Romeo, the son of Montagu, who are sincerely in love with each other and vow to rely on each other, but are thwarted by the enmity between the two families for generations.

3, "Thunderstorm".

Thunderstorm is a drama written by playwright Cao Yu, published in the July 1934 issue of Literary Quarterly. This play is set in Chinese society around 1925 and depicts the tragedy of a bourgeois family with strong feudal overtones.

The play is based on two families, eight characters, and thirty years of grievances, the hypocritical capitalist patriarch Zhou Puyuan, the simple teenager Zhou Chong who is influenced by new ideas, the woman Su Yi who is driven crazy by an indifferent family and is hurt by love, Zhou Ping, who is full of guilt about what she has done in the past and tries to escape, and Lu Ma, who returned unexpectedly, Sifeng, who is simply in love and loved, Lu Dahai, an oppressed worker, and an insatiable housekeeper, etc., whether it is a family secret or a life secret, All the contradictions erupted on the night of the thunderstorm, which reflected the deeper social and contemporary problems while describing the entanglement of family contradictions and angrily denouncing the decadence and stubbornness of the feudal family.

4, "Pride and Prejudice".

Pride and Prejudice is a romance film based on Jane Austen's name** and released by Focus Films, directed by Joe White and co-starring Keira Knightley, Matthew McFayden, Donald Sutherland and others. The film was released in the UK on September 16, 2005. The film tells the story of the love and mate selection of the five sisters Elizabeth Bennet, the daughter of the English squire in the early 19th century.

5, "The Merchant of Venice".

The Merchant of Venice is a play written by the English dramatist William Shakespeare and is a satirical comedy. Circa 1596-1597. The plot of the show is through three threads:

One is Baucia's choice of relatives; One is Jessica's love affair and elopement with Lorenzo; There is also a contract dispute of "cutting a pound of meat".