Unmasking Drama: Engaging Small Classes
Unmasking Drama: Engaging Small Classes Today, let’s discuss Unmasking Drama: Engaging Small Classes. Picture this: You are ready to teach on your very first day of classes. Excited, you double-check the student roster. Hmmm. At last check, there weren’t too many students signed up for your class. However, you knew that in the last days of […]
The Resonance of Stereophonic: A Tony Award Nominee
The Resonance of Stereophonic: A Tony Award Nominee Humans like to reminisce. Currently, the 1970s are popular. Did you know the 1970s fashion is a throw back in 2024? Clothes such as bell bottoms, flowy dresses. In fact, even the furniture and housewares remind me of the 1970s. How fortuitous for a new musical, Stereophonic, […]
Arts Quote We Love #7–Society Risks Losing Its Soul
A society that forgets Art
Ten Reasons Why Everyone Produces Anne of Green Gables
There are certain shows that are guaranteed winners for a company. Anne of Green Gables ranks up there with The Diary of Anne Frank, The Miracle Worker, Alice in Wonderland, The Best Christmas Pageant to name a few.
Eighteen Ways To Make Your Directing Experience Less Stressful, Part One
As I am sure you are aware, I have directed countless plays and musicals. Honestly, I quit counting when I was around two hundred. No matter how many times I direct, however, there are certain occuramces that I experience each time. Now listen folks, I can save you TIME if you’ll apply my lessons to […]
Newcomers Welcome!
Hello friends and friends of friends and friends of relatives and so forth…… . You may have found this blog through a Facebook advertisement announcing sales of my book, Bumbling Bea Or a friend of mine or relative might have shared my blog with you. Either way, welcome! So you are probably thinking, “What the […]