Podcast

Episode 65: Theatrefolk Q & A: You ask, We answerLindsay and Craig sit down to answer questions and address comments that came up from our recent customer survey. Topics include: Can students...

Episode 64: Drama is TransformativeLindsay chats with Janae Dahl, owner and creator of The Drama Notebook – the World’s Largest Collection of drama activities for kids. We talk about the...

Episode 63: Theatrical Copyright Cha Cha Cha: Copyright for BeginnersToday Lindsay goes through the twists and turns of copyright that every beginning drama teacher and more importantly every drama...

Episode 61: Theatre Teacher Janice HarrisJanice Harris has been a theatre teacher for 30 years and only became one because her middle school students begged for a class. If you’re a teacher who’s...

Episode 57: Acting Up: Interview with Playwright Steven StackLindsay talks with playwright Steven Stack. He’s got a fantastic new one act melodrama coming out called She Wrote, Died, Then Wrote...

Episode 56: The Ensemble in High School and Middle School PlaysLindsay’s favourite group in a play is often the ensemble. But at the high school and middle school level, being in the ensemble can...

Episode 55: Pop Star Broadway: YouTube Fireside ChatIn this edition of the YouTube Fireside Chat Lindsay and Craig look at pop singers who take on Broadway. Do they work the same theatre magic or...

Episode 53: Acting Up: Interview with Playwright Clint SnyderLindsay talks with new-to-Theatrefolk playwright Clint Synder, author of Lord of the Pies. We talk about the writing process, writing...

Episode 52: Best OfThis week we look back at an episode from the past year. “How do I get published” is the question that every writer asks and yet it’s the wrong question. It’s also the worst...

Episode 51: Two One Act Play InterviewsThis week we look back at two podcast interviews before TFP ever existed. It’s two one act play interviews: Ruth Wareham shares her production experience with...

Episode 49: Own It!Sometimes the first step to being an artist is saying you’re an artist. Saying it out loud. Telling people. Putting it on business cards. Spray painting it on walls. OK maybe not...

Episode 48: Is it the Show or the Performance?This podcast continues a series of talks between Lindsay and Craig on the plays they saw during their trip to England. This week they talk about two...

Episode 47: Is it Worth it to See the Understudy?This podcast continues a series of talks between Lindsay and Craig on the plays they saw during their trip to England. This week, they talk about...

Episode 46: Is Community Theatre Viable?This podcast continues a series of talks between Lindsay and Craig on the plays they saw during their trip to England. This week they talk about a true...

Episode 44: Is a Moment of Brilliance Worth It?This podcast starts a series of talks between Lindsay and Craig on the plays they saw during their trip to England. The first show was “Being Tommy...

Episode 43: What is a Playwright?What is a playwright? Lindsay talks about what that question means to her and what happens when she assumes everyone is aware of that meaning. Guess what? Everyone...

Episode 42: Miracles Happen in This ClassroomLindsay talks to drama teacher Tracy Garratt about the difference between drama and theatre in the classroom.

Episode 39: I Don’t KnowWhether it’s the answer to an adjudicator’s question, or it’s what an actor says about certain aspects of their character, the words “I don’t know” are not good.