Your Practical Guide to Drama Education
Origins of Site-Specific Practice While site-specific performance appears to be a very contemporary theatre style, its roots are deeply historical. Long before the first proscenium arch appeared, performance was always…
The practice of cold calling—posing a question to a student who has not volunteered—has long been a contentious pedagogical approach within general education. In recent years, however, educational research has…
1. Theatre Monologues in Drama Education Definition of Theatre Monologues A theatre monologue is a dramatic speech delivered by a single character without interruption from other characters. It is a…
This encyclopaedia features over 500 drama games, carefully curated to inspire drama, theatre, and performing arts teachers and their students. Whether you’re looking to energise a classroom, spark new ideas…
The following collection of dramatic prompts for scene creation is designed for senior high school drama classes. Each of the dramatic prompts presents a scenario with a specific event that…
1. The Origins of masks in Greek theatre The use of masks in Greek theatre originated from ritual ceremonies honouring Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility. These religious celebrations…