How to Set Rules Your Students Will Actually Follow
This post was updated from the one originally dated 26th June 2017. We all know how difficult it can be […]
Self-reflection
Reflecting on different styles of teaching theatre. Which is best?
Teaching is teaching? Not at all! Michael Morpurgo, British children and youth author, once said: But how can you become
As an Educator, You Need To Educate Yourself About Race First | Resource and Reading List
A statement from our founder In the current situation, I have been keen to speak up and share my support,
7 Reasons We Should All Appreciate Teachers More
It’s teacher appreciation week and my goodness is it needed! May is a dreadful month for teachers. The sun is
Teacher Tip | 50 Questions to Ask Your Students For Continued Success
We recently read a great list of 50 Questions To Ask Your Kids Instead of Asking ‘How Was Your Day?’ on
Teacher Tip | Why You Should Let Your Cast Tell Their Story
As directors, the responsibility of a show ultimately falls to us. It’s easy to get caught up in the pressure
Why it’s Essential to Spring Clean Your Teaching Repertoire
Spring has officially sprung, and while that means warmer days and new blossoms, it also means it’s March. For many
Teacher Tip – Why Acting is Essential to Youth Theatre Directing
Last week I was directing my 11 and 12 year old actors at Prague Youth Theatre to act like animals. The
Teacher Tip – Why You Shouldn’t Dumb-down Your Vocabulary
One of my personal pet hates as a teacher is listening to adults speaking to children like they’re idiots. They’re
Teacher Tip – Why You Should Let Your Drama Class Simply Play
As a writer and director, sometimes it’s hard not to feel the pressure of having a clear vision for your
