“Maybe we don’t all use Zip, Zap, Zop, but sometimes we can fall into a rut with games, using them over and over until they get quite tedious. So, here are some easy theatre games to add a little variety to your class.”
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“Ten years ago, I sat down in front of a small fold-out table in my living room and wrote my first blog post about theatre happening in my area of Connecticut. What a journey it’s been since.”
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“A Catholic school can fire a gay drama teacher for marrying, court rules.”
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George Clooney will make his Broadway acting debut next year in a stage adaptation of his film, “Good Night, and Good Luck.”
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“Even for those who don’t plan on going into the arts as a career, many young students could benefit from a requirement that they take at least one or two acting classes.”
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“It can be challenging to blend acting and singing, making them work together without working against each other.”
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“This is a plea to theatre professors who have clearly stopped caring about teaching to consider stepping down gracefully, preserving their legacy while ensuring a brighter future for their students.”
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“A British Columbia's human rights tribunal has awarded a neurodivergent actor, who was diagnosed with sensory and learning disorders, more than $55,000 after finding that a theatre company discriminated against him because of his disabilities.”
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“With the Tony Awards right around the corner, I thought it would be fun to break down each category. Let’s discuss the nominees, predict some winners, and discuss who may have deserved to be on the list. Today, we’re moving on to Best Direction of a Musical.”
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“Allow your space to be one of growth where everyone can refine their talents and learn the skills they need to be a great performer.”
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“Take rejection as an opportunity to work on living so you can bring even more layers to your next audition or experience on stage.”
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