ENGLISH DRAMA The World on a Hill and
other plays Compiled by K. Press Eight one-act plays, including ‘Ducktails’ by Christopher Hope, ‘Crocodiles’ by Michael Williams, and ‘The trials of Brother Jero’ by Nigeria’s Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka. Includes an introduction to theatre, clear
production notes and ideas for discussion and improvisation. Prescribed for the classroom in several provinces.
Suitable for Grades 9 to 12 978 0 19 570885 1 The Distance Remains and
other plays Compiled by R. Malan An anthology that introduces a rich selection of South African drama, ideal for reading and performing, including plays by Gcina Mhlope, Athol Fugard, Richard Rive, and Masitha Hoeane. It also introduces
learners to some of the great dramatists from elsewhere – Bertolt Brecht, William Saroyan, and others. This has been widely prescribed for the classroom.
Suitable for Grades 9 to 12 SHAKESPEARE FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA
These superb school editions of Shakespeare’s works give South African learners everything they need: ƒƒthe full texts of the plays with clear notes and illustrations alongside
ƒƒintroductions to the plays and their themes ƒƒshort, fascinating accounts of Shakespeare and his times ƒƒuseful glossaries of literary terms ƒƒvery clear plot summaries ƒƒexcellent notes on the characters
ƒƒexam-style questions, with suggested answers, plus guidance on answering essay questions well
ƒƒideas for further activities linked to the curriculum.
Attractive line drawings and photographs illustrate the notes and text, helping learners to visualise various settings.
978 0 19 571305 3
Suitable for Grades 10 to 12 Hamlet
e-pdf Othello e-pdf
Macbeth e-pdf
Romeo and Juliet e-pdf
Julius Caesar e-pdf
The Merchant of Venice e-pdf
A Midsummer Night’s Dream e-pdf
978 0 19 599528 2 978 0 19 907972 8 978 0 19 598729 4 978 0 19 040458 1 978 0 19 040731 5 978 0 19 041325 5 978 0 19 905589 0 978 0 19 040551 9 978 0 19 904686 7 978 0 19 040622 6 978 0 19 905305 6 978 0 19 040318 8 978 0 19 599576 3 978 0 19 040479 6
Prescribed for Grade 11
Home Language
Short descriptions of the action at the beginning of each scene help learners keep up with the plot.
Difficult words are explained and obscure expressions paraphrased as they occur.
Pages are divided into two columns so that text and notes appear side by side.
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