Few figures in modern theatre are as misunderstood or as electrifying as Antonin Artaud. Poet, performer, director, and visionary, Artaud sought to transform theatre from polite storytelling into an assault on the senses — a…
Jerzy Grotowski’s name frequently appears in theatre textbooks alongside formidable concepts such via Negativa, Poor Theatre, and total act. For many educators, his work may seem disconnected from the daily realities of the classroom —…
Introducing Theatre Styles AI… As drama educators, we juggle a unique set of challenges. We’re tasked with not only delivering a curriculum packed with dense theory and complex historical context but also with inspiring practical…
Teaching Bertolt Brecht can be one of the most rewarding yet challenging parts of the senior drama curriculum. How can we help students move beyond a surface-level understanding of “breaking the fourth wall” to develop…
