What if Pandora wasn’t the villain after all? Pandora’s Fire takes Ancient Greek choral storytelling and gives it a bold modern twist - with curiosity, chaos, and ultimately, hope. Perfect for student performers!
The Drama Teacher Learning Centre
Communication
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Calling All Theatre Teachers: How do I deal with angry parents/guardians?
Working With Co-Directors, Assistant Directors, and More
How to Get Students to Answer Questions in Class
Five Tips for Dealing with Parents
Round-Up: Warm-Up Activities that Encourage Communication
Taking Away the Script: A Game
Communicating Rehearsal Notes in Three Different Ways
How to Effectively Communicate with Rental Sources
10 Tips from Do-It-All Directors
Nonverbal Communication Exercises for the Drama Class
5 Great Playwriting Exercises for Middle & High School Students
21st Century Skills In the Drama Classroom
Classroom Communication: The Exit Slip
Acting Warm Up: Magic Putty
5 Reasons to use an Online Journal in the Drama Classroom
Playwriting Exercise: Write a Letter
Intention vs. Presentation
Don’t Tell Paul: Secret Code Exercise
Mixed Messages: Communication Exercise for Drama Students
Top Ten Tips for Teaching Improv
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