Beyond Acting: The Value of Other Art Forms in Theater Class
Beyond Acting: The Value of Other Art Forms in Theater Class When I was a young girl, I studied piano and played it for ten years (you’d never know it to hear me now, however). I wanted to perform in theater, but it was discouraged by my parents until they realized I was serious about […]
The Blended Learning Classroom is Here to Stay
Two months ago my Google classroom and products, which could be tweaked for distance learning, were purchased hundred of times. That’s thrilling for me for obvious reason, but more important I was relieved I could help someone in a tough predicament.
I sensed they wanted something more than what I could offer at the moment. So I began researching the blended classroom.
What is Operation Yellow Ribbon?
What is Operation Yellow Ribbon? I have a confession to make. Even though I witnessed 9/11 on television when it occurred, I never knew about the wonderful Canadians who stepped up on 9/12. Did you? Here’s the story: “Operation Yellow Ribbon was commenced by Canada to handle the diversion of civilian airline flights in response […]
The Meaning Behind “There Are No Small Acting Parts Only Small Actors”
I got to thinking about the performers who are playing smaller parts in the nominated productions. If you ever see them on television in a short quip on a syndicated news or talk show, you’ll observe those supporting characters and chorus members are just as invested in the production as the leading actors.
Arts Quotes We Love, #8
Art is not always about pretty things.