This series of monologues aims to delve into the complexities of human motivation by focusing on six fundamental needs that drive human behaviour: Certainty, Uncertainty, Significance, Connection, Growth, and Contribution. Drawing inspiration from psychological theories…
This unit of work outlines 17 individual lesson plans for middle school students on all aspects of 19th-century Melodrama. Each lesson is divided into objectives, materials needed, detailed instructions for the teacher, and homework. Suggested…
Michael Chekhov, a Russian-American actor, director, and author, developed an influential method of actor training that diverged significantly from his contemporaries’ more psychologically driven techniques. Chekhov focused on using psychological gesture, imagination, and archetypes as…
What is Physical Theatre? Physical theatre is a theatrical performance genre that primarily emphasises the actor’s physical actions, movements, and expressions rather than the spoken word. While traditional theatre relies heavily on dialogue and script,…
