Bring key Drama vocabulary to life with this engaging A-Z Drama Display Bunting, featuring 26 terms covering performance skills, rehearsal techniques, staging and theatre terminology.
Each flag features a large alphabet letter filled with a theatrical red curtain design, a simple visual prompt and a short, pupil-friendly explanation of the term. Designed to be both an attractive classroom display and a useful reference point, the bunting helps pupils become familiar with the language they need when creating, rehearsing and discussing Drama.

What’s Included:
26 individual A-Z bunting flags
A: Aside
B: Blocking
C: Characterisation
D: Dialogue
E: Ensemble
F: Freeze Frame
G: Gesture
H: Hot Seating
I: Improvisation
J: Juxtaposition
K: Key Moment
L: Lighting
M: Monologue
N: Narration
O: Offstage
P: Proxemics
Q: Cue
R: Role
S: Stage Directions
T: Thrust Stage
U: Upstage
V: Voice
W: Wings
X: X-Factor
Y: Young Person’s Theatre
Z: Zoomorphism

The collection introduces pupils to a broad range of Drama terminology, from performance skills such as voice, gesture and characterisation to rehearsal techniques including hot seating and improvisation. It also develops understanding of staging and theatre vocabulary through terms such as blocking, lighting, offstage, thrust stage, upstage and wings.

Why It Works:
Introduces and reinforces key Drama vocabulary
Combines concise definitions with memorable visual cues
Includes acting skills, rehearsal techniques, staging and technical theatre
Supports pupils when discussing and evaluating performance
Encourages confident use of subject-specific terminology
Creates an attractive permanent classroom or corridor display
Provides a useful visual reference during practical Drama lessons

Suitable For:
KS2 Drama
KS3 Drama
GCSE Drama classrooms
Drama studios
Performing Arts departments
Vocabulary walls
Classroom and corridor displays

Each flag follows a consistent design, making the complete alphabet easy to print, laminate, cut out and arrange as a continuous classroom display.
From aside and blocking to proxemics, stage directions and zoomorphism, this A-Z introduces pupils to the language of Drama in an accessible and memorable format, helping them connect key terminology with the practical work they see and create on stage.