A Foolproof Guide to Theater Teacher Facebook Groups

Let’s be clear here.  I’m here to help teachers.  Generally, that means advising theater arts teachers, but it could also be Language Arts, Reading, Music and Social Studies teachers. However, I’ve guided elementary core subject teachers, too.  This post focuses my foolproof guide to Facebook Groups. Like many people, I’ve been on Facebook for several […]

Twelve Best Theater Class Apps. in 2023

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Twelve Best Theater Class Apps. in 2023 Okay, I’ll admit it.  I wanted to research the twelve best theater class apps. in 2023 for selfish reasons.  I’m sitting here working with a bunch of apps., sites, software and whatever else I need. I learn new skills nearly everyday from blogging to product creation to social […]

Five Winter Themed Drama Lessons You Should Try

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The topic of five winter themed drama lessons you should try sounded like something I should blog about today. By the next time I blog, it will be 2024!  Wow, time has really flown this year. If you want something with a Christmas theme, check out: Drama Units Christmas Theme Bundle I’m not a big […]

8 Must-Haves for Your Middle School Theater Scope & Sequence

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8 Must-Haves for Your Middle School Theater Scope & Sequence Today I’m going to talk about the eight things you should include in your Middle School Theater Scope and Sequence. Obviously, this is my point of view on the subject. If you are new to my blog, welcome! I’m quite flattered that you’d check me […]

The Five Reasons Your Students Will Love Set Design

The Five Reasons Your Students Will Love Set Design

The Five Reasons Your Students Will Love Set Design One of the things I appreciate about the subject I teach is its varied subjects within it. However as we know, not all students think the same way as I. I thought you might appreciate the five reasons your students will love set design–or at least […]

Improvisation in Theater: Myths vs. Reality

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This is a great topic, don’t you think? Improvisation in Theater: Myths vs. Reality Let’s unpack this today.  Improvisation.  Fun stuff, huh? I was a child of the late 1960s and early 70s.  I didn’t study theater until I attended high school and even then, I barely got started.  My teacher never taught or used […]