Teaching / Classroom

Creating a new theatre program can be daunting, where do you start? In our latest blog post, we look at the basics you need to consider as you start to plan.

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!

In today's blog post, we explore ideas for some fun and motivational ways to create community in your theatre program during a pandemic.

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 Meisner to Adler to Strasberg, there is a dizzying array of acting theorists and methodologies out there. Here, we take a look at some of the most prominent and ask the question, which is your favorite?

Remote-teaching middle school drama is not an easy task. In this blog post, we offer some useful ideas on how to encourage creativity learning at home.

Running a successful drama camp is not all plain-sailing! Our latest blog post offers some tips to help you give the kids an experience they won't forget.

In this brave new world of distance learning, drama teacher Cindi Calhoun guides you through teaching, and learning, theater online for the first time.

Stuck at home? StageAgent.com provides you with numerous ways to continue your theatre education online. Check out these 31 useful and fun StageAgent activities you can do from the comfort of your own home.

What makes a successful lesson plan for a drama teacher? What should a teacher keep in mind when they create lessons, activities, and assessments?

Scene study is an extremely common and effective part of an actor’s training. Here are the real nuts and bolts of putting your scene together.

Tips on how prepare for your college drama school auditions.