Interactive Theater’s Enchanting World
Today, let’s talk about Interactive Theater’s enchanting world. About twenty-two years ago, my family traveled to Disney World in Florida. Of course, we have a great time riding the rides, seeing the shows and everything else the Disney Corporation provides. However, one particular experience intrigued me–the street performers. Meeting Goofy at Disney World Our daughter […]
How to Celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month in the Drama Classroom
How to Celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month in the Drama Classroom In this blog post, let’s discuss How to Celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month in the Drama Classroom. First, I want to share a little memory of mine…When I was in my teens, my father, mother and I traveled to Mexico driving from […]
What Everyone Should Know About Selecting a Musical For Their School
Today, I want to talk to you about what everyone should know about selecting a musical for their school. As much as it is exciting to think about what production would serve your students the best, it’s also a huge challenge to do so. Before you, the director, do anything you of course must read […]
5 Easy Drama Games for Emergency Sub Plans
If you are reading this blog post, you are probably a. collecting materials for the next school for your theater class or b. sick as a dog and you need help fast! Either way, you have come to the right place. I only offer sound teaching lessons (some made with Google slides) or advice to […]
EGOT Award Winners: A Closer Look at Their Most Iconic Roles and Performances
EGOT Award Winners: A Closer Look at Their Most Iconic Roles and Performances There is a prestigious honor for performing artists, the EGOT. Let’s discuss EGOT award Winners: A closer look at their most iconic roles and performances. I hope it answers some questions you may have about this tremendous award and give you more […]
An Amazing Play That Most Theater Teachers Never Produce
An Amazing Play That Most Theater Teachers Never Produce There’s an amazing play written by Playwight Aurand Harris that most theater teachers never produce. It’s name? Orphan Train. Busy theater teachers/directors have no time to consider plays other than those from their past successes. They simply don’t have the brain space left to do so. […]