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…
Teaching Expressionism in theatre offers students an immersive exploration into a powerful and transformative artistic movement that emerged in early 20th-century Germany. Expressionism broke away from the constraints of Realism, embracing abstraction, distortion, and heightened…
Are you contemplating teaching Melodrama to your Drama or Theatre Arts students? This comprehensive article equips teachers with everything they need. Covering the historical context, key characteristics, and acting techniques, it provides a detailed guide…
Here are five feedback types teachers can use with their students in the Drama or Theatre Arts classroom. Utilising a variety of forms of feedback is essential as certain activities require different feedback modes. Some…
