Choreography Articles for Drama Teachers

It’s always exciting to have action-packed sequences in your show, and chase scenes are both great fun and challenging to stage. Whether a character is being chased by a villain, chasing after a...

Producing a musical is a big job – the cast sizes are generally bigger, the costs to produce the show are usually higher, and of course the artistic staff team is bigger. In addition to the...

For those students who love dancing, simply mentioning the word “dance” gets them up on their feet and immediately moving. For other students, the idea of pirouettes, step-touches, and fan kicks...

If you want your students to take their character development to the next level, introduce them to Laban Movement. Laban will provide students with a clear and understandable tool set that will...

Episode 14: YouTube Fireside Chat – Choreography for Guys Today we’re talking choreo for guys on the YouTube Fireside Chat. The key is that it has to be character-driven. We’ve chosen a couple of...

Donalda McCarthy posted this intriguing question on our Facebook page: “Should Choreographers copyright their work? Discuss.” i.e. If a high school does a musical and pays the playwright royalties...