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Teaching Acting: Using Stanislavski’s Three Questions
…Stanislavski’s three questions. When applied to a character the three questions can bring them to life instantly. The Three Questions The three questions an actor needs to ask themselves about…
Projections on Stage Part I: How do I make them brighter?
…that was proportionally much wider than a standard screen, compared to it’s height. The set was designed to look like it was composed entirely of paper-cutouts. The main projection area…
Multisite Authors
…could each turn out to be a little different than my predictions, of course, but I consider each of these to be reliable, good people. What I do not know…
The Importance of Planning and Setting Goals for Theatre Students
…success in becoming a professional in the field. How do you become a working theatre professional? The same way you get to Carnegie Hall, practice, practice, practice. Along with practice,…
Student Director’s Prompt Book
…pm Objectives: meet actors, finalize rehearsal schedule read through script discuss concept, characterization determine costumes Wednesday July 23 1 – 4 pm Objectives: work on blocking (gross movement) develop “business”…
Reader’s Theatre in the Classroom: Part 2, Reading Rock Stars
You can use music stands for the reading. This helps free students up a bit and makes reading easier. I found inspiration for the following Reader’s Theatre activity at www.readwritethink.org….
Creative Drama for the Classroom: Life & Three Entrances Activity
…and not by giving them directorial guidance or telling them what to do. Let them make discoveries through you questions. Asking questions works well with Three Entrances. Note: with this…
Theatre as a Profession: When’s Your Next Interview or Audition?
…and become a commodity with whom people want to work. The fact is your next audition or interview is not often when you think it is. Yes, it’s true that…
Camp CenterStage: Achieving Excellence Through the Arts
…school. The one aspect of Camp CenterStage that I treasure is that the staff and campers maintain a non-competitive, judgment-free zone, and therefore, the children feel open to trying new…
Online Lighting Design Project
… https://scenicandlighting.com/downloads/Light_Plot_Assignment.pptx https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmBapgZr9xU This YouTube video is for the students as they work on the project. The link for it is included in the project files. Your students are instructed to…
Community Theatre
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Theatre and Recycling: Soda Bottle Balustrade Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
…challenge. He specifically wanted a curved balustrade unit that could be moved about the stage by actors. This unit was not to be comprised of simple wooden spindles. That wasn’t…
Acting
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Professional Theatre
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Theatre History: A Discussion of Challenges and Remedies, Part II
…dry. What to Include? One question that occupies the teacher of theatre history is, “what should I include?” This is not the major question to be addressed, but it is…
Lighting the Stage When Using Projections
…information on that, you can go here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovn1EVlo5lg Transcript: Hi. I’m Matt Kizer. In this brief tutorial, I’m going to provide tips on how to make the most out of…
Auditioning for Musical Theatre, Part Three, Being Professional
…as well, as true self-love begins from the inside and not the outside. Ask yourself these questions. Is it possible for me to love myself when I put on weight…
Light vs. Dark: How We Interpret What We See
…this raises the question: How, then, do projectors show things that are black on a white screen? The video that follows is an exploration of that question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuHW3OAHfEk&feature=youtu.be This is…
Classroom and Rehearsal: Mask Work Can Free the Actor’s Body
Masks make for insights for actors. Working with masks offers various challenges to young actors. This is because masks take away one of an actor’s primary methods of communication- facial…
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Community Advisory Board Mission Statement BroadwayEducators.com offers a range of free products devoted to theatre education on various levels, offering an educational bridge between Broadway and teachers, students and families…
The Actor’s Dilemma: What Young Actors Need to Learn- Part One
…this question, our answers to questions from and suggestions to actors are based on the premise that we want to help them get to the next level where they will…
Teaching Tips: Making Classroom Literature Active and Fun
…the literature. When the project is complete, groups should have the option of performing their new scenes in front of the class or reading from their desks. Create a comic…
Spreading the Acting Bug to Scriptwriting!
…teachers find the right monologue books for actively auditioning kids. But another great opportunity to make some money with classes is by reaching out to the community with dramatic writing…
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…and exciting entertainment venue in the world. BroadwayEducators.com can be your backstage pass for an informative and insightful experience that goes beyond what you witnessed on stage. Numerous educational experiences…
Broadway Musical NEWSIES: Themes for the Classroom
…but about all workers. The newsboys are a part of the city, the workforce, and the metal fabric of the city. The musical raises questions concerning when Americans today should…
Projections on Stage Part III: Choices about Screens
…little bit – can be a screen. The bigger question is what makes a good screen. And before we can answer that, we should ask a more specific question: for…
Basic Playwriting Exercise: Character Conflict
…as this is always a primary reason for an exercise. Below is the solid, initial playwriting exercise. You may also download it as a PDF: Playwriting Exercise: PDF Format For…
Theatre Hierarchy Handout 2021
…and Intimacy. The chart now includes assistant designers, and some titles have been tweaked. The original hierarchy is at this link: http://broadwayeducators.com/theatre-hierarchy-handout/ Download PDF: PDF Theatre Hierarchy Chart 2021…
Study Guides
…world experience, issues and concerns. Please feel free to utilize all and any materials in your classroom with your students. Study Guides from BroadwayEducators.com. [catlist id=8 numberposts=-1 title=yes title_tag=font title_class=callout_title…
Theatrical Training and Professionalism: The Power of Being Actively Curious
…that you have a question. In fact, a hallmark of this type of inquiry is the tendency for people to ask questions when something is not clear to them, or…
Teaching Students Depression-era Themes in ANNIE
…plot of the comic strip follows the adventures of Annie (who wanders throughout a world full of immorality), her dog Sandy, and her supporter Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks. The comic appealed…
Carnegie Hall Tours
A time-honored joke asks: How do you get to Carnegie Hall? The answer…practice, practice, practice. Indeed, the luminaries who have graced Carnegie’s stage have ascribed to such advice. However, if…
Auditioning for Musical Theatre, Part One: Teaching Auditioning
…and act, you have a better shot at being hired for more than one show in a season. Practice, Preparation, and Perseverance Practice and preparation give you confidence. Auditioning is…
Theatre Training: Knowledge, Education, and Making the Grade
…training and get great grades often get to go to a M.F.A. program for free or at a greatly reduced cost. An Education is for a Lifetime The education you…
Projections on Stage Part II: Making Good Use of Ordinary Projectors
…was established using the projection screen up-center. The advantage of this arrangement is that the screen does not need to completely fill the background. It only completes it. There were…
Safety and Risk on the Theatrical Stage
This video demonstrates briefly how safety expectations differ between a stage and public spaces. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLejwE8n-4o&t=3s The full transcript is available here: https://scenicandlighting.com/article/managing-risk-in-the-theater-space/…
Lighting Design Class: Oops, we need a set design…
Lighting Design course projects typically need a set design to be provided for the project to go forward. Included in this compressed folder are JPEG rendering of the set. PDF…
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