Should Middle School Directors Cast Every Student?
Should Middle School Directors Cast Every Student? Part of my weekly activities is reading various Facebook drama teachers group posts. One subject is mentioned at least once a month. So let’s discuss Should Middle School Directors Cast Every Student? No matter the grade level, whenever you direct (and produce) a youth theater play, one of […]
Who Is Springboard to Action and Why It Matters
Every so often, someone reaches out to me and asks if I can help spread the word about an organization that’s making a real difference in theater education. I’m always willing to consider it. That’s part of my mission statement. When I see a program that opens doors for students and inspires teachers, I’m always […]
Bumbling Bea: The First Chapter
“P!” I yelled to get his attention, “Do I look like old Macdonald on the farm to you?”
A Great Review of Bumbling Bea
Great review of Bumbling Bea
Notable quote from Bumbling Bea
OH.MY.GOSH!
Peter drifted up on the stage near me, scratching his arm so hard welts appeared making faint pink stripes right down to his wrist.
Readers’ Favorite Book Review of Bumbling Bea
This is huge, folks! I am very flattered. Reader’s Favorite Review Reviewed by Sarah Stuart for Readers’ Favorite “Bumbling Bea is a story that will echo the experiences of many youngsters. Beatrice regrets that her parents live apart and she often blames her father. However, Beatrice attributes disasters, resulting mostly from activities aimed at being […]