Shakespeare Articles for Drama Teachers

“Go, counsellor: Thou and my bosom henceforth shall be twain.” Juliet, Act III, scene v There are more relationships in Romeo and Juliet than just the one between Romeo and Juliet. We have...

“Shakespeare is too hard… Shakespeare is too old… I can’t relate to Shakespeare….” It’s one thing to tell students that they should study Shakespeare, it’s another thing to get them engaged in the...

If you have a Shakespeare unit or play study planned for your class, start with this exercise; it’s a great doorway to engaging with the Bard. The key to Shakespeare is to get students up and...

Episode 119: Shakespeare from the Outside InA talk with teacher, physical performer, director and Drama Teacher Academy instructor Todd Espeland about looking at Shakespeare from the outside in....

Episode 104: Why Shakespeare Today – Postcards From Shakespeare Theatrefolk Playwright Allison Williams talks about her attraction to Shakespeare adaptations, why students should study the bard...

Today we offer a video tip to actors from Lindsay. How do you prepare to perform Shakespeare?

This week on Spread the Love, Lindsay and Craig talk about Will and Whimsy: Sixteen Dramatically Illustrated Sonnets of Shakespeare, a play based on Shakespeare’s sonnets by Alan Haehnel. Note: We...

This week on Spread the Love, Lindsay and Craig talk about Theatrefolk’s Shakespeare in an Hour Series.

This week on Spread the Love, Lindsay talks about The Tempest, a modern English adaptation of the original by Shakespeare. Filmed live on location on a desert island.

This week we spread the love for Mmmbeth by Allison Williams. Recorded live at the 2009 Florida State Thespian Conference.

This week we spread the love for Hamlette by Allison Williams. Recorded live at the 2009 Florida State Thespians Conference in Tampa, Florida.

Recorded live at the 2009 California State Thespians Festival! Lindsay Price of Theatrefolk talks to El Dorado High School student-director Mary Sherg about her experiences directing Much Ado High...

Lindsay and Craig spread the love for Scene-Speare!: Shakespearean Scenes for Student Actors and Solo-Speare!: Shakespearean Monologues For Student Actors.