Curriculum & Lesson Planning

This post is the second of three posts about preparing for the typical high school competition. Part One looked at the most important question when choosing your competition piece, and in Part Two...

As teachers we share a lot with our students – from lessons to life skills. We recently asked drama teachers: What is the one thing I never want my students to forget? • It is ok to be different. –...

The hardest part of writing for a novice is finding a place to start. The blank page intimidates as it stares back at you. A lack of inspiration is often blamed – I’m not inspired. There’s nothing...

Here’s a New Video Tip. Today’s topic is “Low Energy” View it here.

Today we offer a video tip to actors from Lindsay. How do you prepare to perform Shakespeare?

After recording a Spread the Love video for Much Ado High School, I talked further with California student Mary Sherg about the challenges and successes of directing the play with middle school...

Our website lists all of our plays with social issue themes but it struck me that they’re only lumped as “issue plays” without a good guide to sorting out which title addresses which issue. So I’ve...

“The Bleep Bleep Girls are the greatest group in school. They know what’s best for you. They know what you should say and how you should behave. And today they’re going to show you a great skit....

This episode of Spread the Love is all about you, our customer. Your stories motivate and move us, sometimes to tears…

How many times a day do you have to explain the value of arts education, or defend your program against the nay-sayers who think drama class is just a bunch of games? Drama teacher, your class is...