This paper designs the General English curriculum integrated with drama teaching activities, and provides practicable General English curriculum information for General English teachers and those who are interested in the related issues. This curriculum design started with reading the western classic literature, and then the students were asked to write their English creative scripts. Finally, these participants were encouraged to perform their drama activities step by step. In order to help the students to fulfill their drama activities successfully, the author designed a three-stage-drama teaching model (Modeling & Coaching, Scaffolding & Connection, and Reflection & Production). After analyzing the feedbacks, it was found: (1) About the course curriculum: 90% of the participants expressed their satisfaction with the curriculum content, and they thought that this curriculum content was abundant. (2) About the course teacher: 90% of the participants were satisfied with the teaching method, 92.5% were satisfied with the teaching skills, and 97.5% were satisfied with the teaching attitude. (3) About the aspects of learning: 82.5% thought that the curriculum could help their English learning, 82.5% agreed that it could help them to understand western classic literature, and 80% supported this integrating of General English and drama curriculum design. They thought it was helpful for their English learning. The General English curriculum integrated with drama teaching activities emphasized the involvement of the students’ participation. Therefore, it not only can help students’ English learning, but also can promote their self-directed learning. Students become active participants in the learning process and it can facilitate their abilities of imagination and creativity. To sum up, this paper examined the effects of the integration of the General English curriculum and drama activities and provided significant information for General English curriculum.