Oxford Playscripts: Anansi

Oxford Playscripts: Anansi
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press
Target Audience: This play is suitable for primary and secondary school students, particularly those studying drama, literature, or Caribbean culture.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: This edition adapts the traditional West African folktale of Anansi, the clever spider, known for his cunning and trickery. The play explores themes of intelligence, resourcefulness, and the importance of storytelling in various cultures.
• Clear Explanations: The script includes context about the origins and significance of Anansi stories, helping students appreciate the cultural heritage behind the narrative.
• Practice Questions: Accompanying activities and discussion prompts encourage students to delve deeper into the themes, characters, and moral lessons presented in the story.
• Exam Focused: This playscript is an excellent resource for drama and literature examinations, supporting students in their analysis of character and narrative structure.
• Interactive Elements: The play encourages creativity in performance, allowing students to explore various interpretations and engage in collaborative storytelling.
• Curriculum Alignment: The script aligns with educational standards, making it an effective resource for teaching multicultural literature and drama.

Educational Value:
This playscript helps students engage with important cultural narratives while developing their analytical and performance skills. It fosters an appreciation for storytelling traditions and encourages critical thinking about morals and lessons.

Format and Quality:
The book is published in paperback format, designed for easy reading and practical use in rehearsals and performances.

Why Choose This Book:
Perfect for students interested in folklore and drama, this adaptation of Anansi provides an entertaining and educational experience that highlights the richness of storytelling across cultures.

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