The Viewpoints technique, initially conceptualised by choreographer Mary Overlie in the 1970s and later expanded and adapted by theatre artists Anne Bogart and Tina Landau, is a method of improvisation that serves as a vocabulary…
The recontextualization of Shakespearean scenes involves interpreting and presenting his works in new and innovative ways, often by placing them in different historical, cultural, or social contexts. This approach revitalises Shakespeare’s timeless plays and makes…
Here are three fun theatre crossword puzzles for teachers (or any theatre enthusiast, for that matter). Be warned, they are not necessarily easy! How well do you know the women in Shakespeare’s plays? Below, I’ve…
In drama and theatre education, the spelling variation between theatre vs theater offers a fascinating insight into the linguistic subtleties that distinguish English usage across different regions. This article delves into the historical, geographical, and…
