Working on a new accent for the first time can be a terrifying prospect. Here, we share some tips on how to approach a new dialect (and sound authentic!)
The lights on Broadway are out. Across the world theaters are dark. Actor Dean Linnard shares his thoughts on the feeling within the NYC theater community.
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.
In mid twentieth-century America, repertory theater was thriving but where did it go? In this blog post we take a look at the history of the rep system.
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.
Artists have been hit hard during this covid-19 pandemic. This month, I Wish I Knew asks them how they're coping while staying creative and connected.
Good acting is complicated. There are a ton of tools available to help us improve our craft, but which are the most effective? Which do you keep?
It’s no secret that finding work in theatre is a game of chance. But, as someone with a diverse skill set, more opportunities might just come your way!
In this brave new world of distance learning, drama teacher Cindi Calhoun guides you through teaching, and learning, theater online for the first time.
A short introduction to Wagner's Ring Cycle, a very quick synopsis of the whole cycle, & an introduction to the many characters in Wagner's epic masterpiece.
Happy World Theatre Day! We've been discussing our dream roles if the opportunity arose. What are yours? Join in the discussion and let us know!
I Wish I Knew interviews Amanda Sager about being a Sound Engineer at the Oregon Shakespeare Festical, and the President of I.A.T.S.E. Local 154.