Understanding different types of staging in theatre is essential for GCSE Drama success. The layout of a performance space affects everything from how actors move, to how the audience connectsRead More →
Drama games have a special way of drawing out confidence in students, whether they’re young children or older teens. From experience in the drama classroom, I’ve seen how these activitiesRead More →
You know the scene: you’re sick and you have 30 minutes to plan all your cover lessons for the day. Or you are the cover teacher and you see theRead More →
This Guide to A Midsummer Night’s Dream is designed for teachers and students – we hope you like it! Quick guide and overview A Midsummer Night’s Dream is one ofRead More →
The summer term is full-on. You’re juggling revision sessions, performance deadlines, reports, and possibly a costume rail that seems to grow by the day. But even in the middle ofRead More →
Do you get your impressionists mixed up with your Dadaists? Or your romanticism entangled with your realism? This Drama Timeline is here to help you and your students.Read More →
“I want to be alone!” is one of the iconic lines associated with Swedish-American actress, Greta Garbo. She delivered this line as the character Grusinskaya in the 1932 film GrandRead More →
Easter break is a crucial time for students preparing for exams or assessments in drama or any other subject for that matter and it can be the make-or-break time whenRead More →
