Drama Ideas for the Classroom
…the director gives them. Kids are told to focus on their schoolwork and tests, while actors need to focus on their characters and what is going on around them in…
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5 Goals for Theatre Students as They Go Back to School
…simply read a selected play aloud and discuss it. It’ll be a four-hour commitment each month and well worth it. Go Outside Your Comfort Zone Learn a new skill. Take…
Broadway Musical NEWSIES: Themes for the Classroom
…traffic and threatening paper cart drivers. They threw rocks at or beat up those who did sell the banned newspapers. Other newspapers covered the newsboys’ strike which attracted public support….
Playwriting: Using Subtext Effectively
…many levels, making for more complex characters, more twists and turns in the plot, and more interesting dialogue. You may download the exercise here: Playwriting- Subtext Conflict. Examples of Subtext…
Playwriting: The Power of Love
…it must be properly formatted. You may download the exercise here: Playwriting- Devasting Love. Basic Guidelines 2 characters 1 set One character must utter the line “I love you” at…
Blank Calendar
Nothing glamorous about this; it’s just a one-page Word Doc calendar. You can print it, photocopy it, and fill it out to suit the current month. Download Blank Calendar Exercise…
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…
Collaboration Exercise
…Each student is also assigned a list of personality traits that they must adhere to. Download PDF Exercise Contributed by Matt Kizer Matt Kizer is the webmaster for BroadwayEducators.com and…
Theatre Hierarchy Handout
…lines of creative oversight. It is arranged to demonstrate performance vs. running crew vs. build crew. Download PDF Exercise Contributed by Matt Kizer Matt Kizer is the webmaster for BroadwayEducators.com…
Why Majoring in Theatre is Not a Waste of an Education, Part I
…is required is talent and creativity. In customer service, I have also discovered that you do not need the latest technology or all the “frills” to be a successful company….
Light Lab
…any browser, tablet, or smartphone, and you do not have to install anything. Feel free to share these pages with students. There are four components: Instruments, a Color Lab, a…
Matilda The Musical Bullying and Positive Messages for Girls
…not possess the physical power nor the adult authority to free herself from those who misuse their power over her. As an example, when her father sends her to boarding…
Viewpoints of Time
…concentrating in Acting & Dramatic Writing. She is currently a teacher at the Bedford Youth Performing Company (BYPC) a non-profit 501c small business company. At BYPC, she currently teaches acting…
The Actor’s Dilemma: What Young Actors Need to Learn- Part One
…an actor comes in to talk to you about casting, you’ll want to be frank, honest, professional, kind, and instructive regarding what I call The Actor’s Dilemma. What is The…
Learning & Teaching about Cinderella: From Books to Broadway
…onstage, alongside Santino Fontana as the handsome prince. They tell a new story while staying true to the traditional fairy tale we have all come to know and love. Bring…
Real Theatre Classroom Education, Real Results
…new importance in the cognitive process and social development of children, adolescence, teenagers, and even young adults. If you are an educator looking to develop a more stimulating and exciting…
Stanislavski Method: Magic If and Illusion of the First Time
…up their imaginations in order to discover new and interesting things about the character they are playing. In utilizing this tool, an actor simply asks themselves a what if question…
How Do I Get Started?
…at Auburn University When I was an undergrad at Indiana-Purdue University in Fort Wayne, Indiana, I made myself available to high schools and small community theatres in about a 45…
5 New Year’s Resolutions for Any Theatre Student or Practitioner Wanting to Grow
…others will come back to you. You never know who will remember you in a positive manner and recommend you for a job without your even knowing it. Compete with…
An Acting Exercise for Opening up Actors: The Name Game
…One problem for the instructor is that you may have a class where people are there for various reasons. Some may simply want something different to do, others may be…
Pippin: Themes for the Classroom, Part 2
…action and see his father come back to life and simply forgive him. The Character of Pippin Pippin is a musical theatre character with which many audience members are able…
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…
The Drama Machine
Behold, The Drama Machine. This is an interactive application that demonstrates the variables that we always deal with in production. It randomly combines factors: Script, Director’s Concept, Venue, Budget, and…
Auditioning for Musical Theatre, Part Four, It’s an Art
…experience. Think of it as a game—you are always learning new tricks and new techniques to help you give the best audition (or “performance”) possible. If you are going to…
The Dynamics of Classroom Playwriting and Reading Aloud, Part II
…example, “I don’t like the dialogue” or “I think that character is stupid” are not very helpful comments. However comments such as “I think you can make the dialogue stronger…
Playwriting: Can You Be Taught to Write a Play?
Do you want to write plays? One of the common questions you often hear about writing in general and playwriting in particular, is can it be taught? Can a playwright…
Wicked
…up as the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch makes for the most spellbinding new musical in years. Download Wicked Study Guide Preview …
Acting Activities
…and workshops. Download the PDF of these activities here Copy (1)BWE Acting Marcotte Theatre Activities Exercises Contributed by Robin Marcotte, MFA Robin Marcotte trained at the Dell’Art School of Physical…
Teaching Students to Watch Theater
…looking for new membership opportunities for teen performers in our community. An idea for a theatre critic club was proposed and I think it’s an incredible model that could be…
Theatre & the Classroom: Theatre History, Literature & Les Misérables, Part Two
…be free and how far we will go to attain that freedom. Like Romanticism and Neo-Classicism, this theme involves a battle between new ways of thinking and the old order….
Creative Fund Raising
…form of performance with your students, there are many new capabilities to help market your production for free! Come up with a hashtag for your show and encourage your performers…
Teaching and Learning: Bringing Students Together with Theatre Artists
…have the opportunity to get a new perspective on a specific aspect of the theatre and/or a topic related to the curriculum. Theatre professionals can be utilized on the primary,…
What is a Career in the Professional Theatre?
…classic drama. By the way, all of these theatres are outside of New York City. Touring Companies Although many think of national touring companies for Broadway shows when touring is…
Pippin: Themes for the Classroom, Part 1
…the coming of age, the rites of passage, and negative pressures put on young adults by society, and the feeling of hopelessness those forces can engender. Pippin is a coming…
Theatre in School: Actors/Directors Learn Teaching Students
Kids working together can be magical on stage. I toured with a children’s music theatre company a few years back to schools, working with students. My tour partner and I…
Godspell
…a collection of improvised scenes based on the Gospel according to St. Matthew and music based on traditional hymns created and directed by John-Michael Tebelak. Download Godspell Study Guide…
Memphis
…explains his passion and connection to the music being created there (The Music of My Soul). A couple of weeks later, Huey’s infatuation… Download Memphis Study Guide Preview…
Theatre History II Mini-Assignments
…creative, insightful and fun. View or download the exercises here: Theatre History II Mini Assignments Exercise Contributed by Sharon Paquette Sharon Paquette is a theatre director, actor and professor. Sharon,…
Theatre History I Mini-Assignments
…to comprehend when read. Here are 8 Mini-Assignments for a Theatre History I class (Origins to French Renaissance) that help enliven student interest in theatre history by allowing students to…
Rent
…HIV+ former drug addict, Roger; Roger’s lover the HIV+ drug addicted exotic dancer, Mimi; their former roommate HIV+ computer genius. Download Rent Study Guide Preview …
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