Communication Articles for Drama Teachers

Sometimes it’s the simple games and the ones we’ve played over and over again that can offer the most learning. Take The Human Knot. It’s a game that’s been played in playgrounds, camps, and drama...

Breath Control and Projection are critical skills for an actor, but they’re just as critical for drama teachers. The trick is to speak loudly and project without yelling. We often tell our students...

I am a huge fan of tongue twisters in the theatre classroom. They have so many uses. They get a group focused & relaxed, they help warm up the voice, they get the lips and tongue limber and ready...

Ten Things to think about when you’re preparing to ask Theatrefolk for changes to a play: 1. The best time to ask about a change is before you decide to do the play. That’s going to be easiest for...

Here’s a New Video Tip. Today’s topic is “How do I Control Pauses?” View it here.

Here’s a New Video Tip. Today’s topic is “How Do I Solve: Projection Issues” View it here.

““Music is the space between the notes” Claude Debussy” Translated for theatre: “ Acting is what you do when you’re not speaking. ” One of the most common issues I see (and easiest things to...

This week on Spread the Love we talk about This Phone Will Explode at the Tone by Lindsay Price. Filmed live on location in a phone booth.

This week we spread the love for Emotional Baggage by Lindsay Price. Recorded live in a turn of the century train station.