Getting to Grips with Brecht
The work of Bertolt Brecht has inspired generations of modern theatre-makers, but who was he and why was his vision so revolutionary? Let's find out!
Theatre Games and Warm-Ups
Theatre games are a great way to break the ice and warm-up the body. They are also a staple of every drama class and rehearsal. Here are some warm-ups and theatre games for you to try!
Divas: An Entymology
The world of musical theatre loves a divine diva, but what does the word 'diva' really mean and why are they so revered? Let's find out!
Theatre Educators: Creating Community in a COVID World
In today's blog post, we explore ideas for some fun and motivational ways to create community in your theatre program during a pandemic.
Acting: An Extreme Sport
The voice is a fragile thing and performing vocal extremes night after night can be damaging. In this blog post, we offer some tips on how to use your voice safely onstage.
Theatre Teacher Check-in: How are YOU?
Theatre teachers...how are you? In the current climate many of us have hit a bit of a wall and actually, that's ok. You are not alone, as our latest blog post explores.
From Ghost Lights to the Scottish Play: Tracking the Supernatural in the Theatre
Theatrical lore is ripe with ghosts, curses, and superstitions. As Halloween approaches, we explore the intertwining history of theatre and the supernatural.
Disney on Broadway: Top ten audition songs for men!
We've looked at the top Disney audition songs for women, so now let's take a look at the men! Here, we pick our top ten male audition songs celebrating Disney.
College Musical Theatre Auditions: Advice for Parents
As the parent of a child pursuing a degree in musical theatre, how can you best support their ambition? Here are some tips to help navigate the process.
Tales From the Box Office...
Have you ever wondered what it's like to work front of house in the theatre box office? Our latest blog post offers a fun insight into the box office world!
A Guide For Actors With Attitude
We all know that having a reputation for a bad attitude is not a good career move, but how to make sure you don't become an accidental diva? Communicate, check yourself, breathe, and read on!
Gods of Opera
When you read the title ‘gods of opera’ you’re probably imagining a blog about the tenor who could hold the longest high C, or the baritone who can do push-ups while singing fiendish coloratura. But this time, we’re taking a look at the immortal deities who appear in our operas instead.