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
Group Work
Fun & Games: Create a Drama Board Game
Small Group Exercise: Summarize a Play in Verse
Small Group Exercise: The 20-Step Process
Exercise: Large Group Tableau Scenes
10 Ways to Divide Your Students Into Groups
Group Exercise: Using Drama Skills Outside the Classroom
Fun & Games: Drama Class Scavenger Hunt
“I’ll Just Do It Myself…” Encouraging Students to Work Together
Brainstorming as a Group: Add Three
Pros and Cons: Assigned Groups vs. Class-Chosen Groups
Taking on the Producer's Role: Elevator Pitch
Don’t Tell Paul: Secret Code Exercise
Mixed Messages: Communication Exercise for Drama Students
Devising Exercise: Playing With Change
Ordered Chaos: Balancing structure and creative activity in the drama classroom
Classroom Exercise: Round Robin
Acting Exercise: The Ensemble Monologue
Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast
Peer Evaluation (or “No, you can’t say Jimmy sucks.”)
Connect to Critical Thinking
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