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Exercise Articles for Drama Teachers

More exercise articles for drama teachers (page 14 of 14).

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Writing Exercise: The Letter

If you’re in the middle of a draft and you’re stuck. If you want to work on character development. If you want to work on the relationship between two characters. Time to sit right down and write...
Playwriting Playwriting Exercises

Writing Exercise: What’s in your cart?

Have you ever stood in line at the grocery store and found yourself casually glancing ahead in line, and then back in line to see what those fore and aft have in their carts? Do you ever try to...
Playwriting Playwriting Exercises

Writing Exercise: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

Not sure where to start for your next play, or even your first play? A great way to create ideas is to explore a writing exercise. Try this picture study exercise and see what writing inspiration...
Playwriting Playwriting Exercises

Writing Exercise: What’s in Your Bag?

The most interesting characters come alive in the smallest details: a favourite food, a favourite type of music, a fear of spiders, an allergy to plums, a scar from a fall at two years of age, a...