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A Doll’s House: Henrik Ibsen and Modern Drama (1 of 5)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson

A Doll’s House: Characters, Symbols, and Society (2 of 5)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Type: Lesson

A Doll’s House: Cultural Context (3 of 5)

Audience(s): College/Higher Education, High School

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson

A Doll’s House: Realism in Acting (4 of 5)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Acting Skills & Techniques, Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Type: Lesson

A Doll’s House: Realism in Design (5 of 5)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Technical Theatre: Design

Type: Lesson

Director’s Promptbook: Choosing the Show (2 of 6)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatrical Practice

Type: Lesson

Capstone: The Purpose of the Director’s Notebook (1 of 4)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Scriptwork, Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson

Unit: The African Company Presents Richard III

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Unit

The African Company Presents Richard III: History of The African Grove Theater (1 of 7)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson

The African Company Presents Richard III: Paul Laurence Dunbar’s “We Wear the Mask” (2 of 7)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson

The African Company Presents Richard III: Scenes 1 and 2 (3 of 7)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson

The African Company Presents Richard III: Richard and Ann/Hewlett and Ann (4 of 7)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Type: Lesson