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 Drama in the ESL Classroom

What is Process Drama?

As opposed to the traditional idea of drama, which results in an end performance, process drama is performed for the sake of the act of doing it--not for an audience, not for a production, and it doesn't need to be rehearsed. The audience can simply be the performers themselves. In process drama, the importance is working through a problem, and seeing it from many perspectives.

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