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Tagged Content (17 Results) About the Tagged Content View
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navigating to related items (via the taxonomy view by clicking a tag link).  Breaking Walls: Getting a Reluctant Actor to Come Out of His Shell by Stephanie Muller  - Having a shy actor getting involed in plays for children and plays for teens
- Created 3 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 shy actors Too Many Actors, Not Enough Parts?  - Edith Weiss, Playwright.... Adding Roles That Matter to Your Play
- Created 13 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 4 months ago by Michael Glassman
plays for high school actors Girls Will Be Boys  - Being Cast in a Male Role Isn't the End of the World
- Created 15 months ago by clovett in Diary of a Mad Playwright
 young actors The Stars Align  - Advice to Young Thespians from Broadway Stars
- Created 16 months ago by clovett in Diary of a Mad Playwright
 - Updated 15 months ago by clovett
student actors No Set? No Sweat?  - You’ve got the script. You’ve got your eager student actors. What you don’t have is money for a set.
- Created 22 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 18 months ago by Michael Glassman
actors A Fun Song from Kokonut Island!  - It's Devil's Island! And these awesome actors are having a great time!
- Created 38 months ago by Michael Glassman in Publisher's Diary
 funny actors STAGE FRIGHT  - The greatest enemy of the actor
- Created 39 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 29 months ago
actors The Ten Commandments for Directing Student Actors  - Directing is hard. Directing students is harder. Hopefully following these “ten commandments” will make your job a little easier!
- Created 41 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 38 months ago by Michael Glassman
actors Olympic Fever  - What young actors can learn from the Games
- Created 41 months ago by clovett in Pioneer Drama Around the Globe
 - Updated 29 months ago
young actors Rehearsals: Going from Chaos to Constructive  - The first time I directed teenagers, I was all open heart, friendship, and good intentions. Rehearsals were going to be fun, and we were all going to be best friends forever… or at least until the show closed. Surprise, it didn’t work out that way!
- Created 45 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 29 months ago
fun with actors USING COSTUMES TO HELP CREATE CHARACTER  - Insights to Costuming Young Actors by Edith Weiss--Professional Director
- Created 46 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 29 months ago
costuming young actors DIRECTING SOMEONE WHO HAS NEVER BEEN ONSTAGE  - Many directors prefer to cast seasoned, experienced actors rather than train up "new blood," especially if the play they are directing is difficult, or if they have limited time.
- Created 5 years ago by DRAMA in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 23 months ago
actors The Performance of TWINDERELLA  - Was it successful?
- Created 5 years ago by DRAMA in Publisher's Diary
 - Updated 29 months ago
actors Directing Middle School Actors—They Always Come Through  - It’s fun and exciting… yet often scary!
- Created 6 years ago by DRAMA in Publisher's Diary
 - Updated 29 months ago
actors Sometimes directors need to step in to help out at the last minute  - Rely on your actors, no matter what happens
- Created 6 years ago by DRAMA in In The Green Room with Patrick Rainville Dorn
 - Updated 29 months ago
actors Playscripts for everyone! Comedy and Drama and Musical Full Length Plays and Full Length Musicals For Schools, Churches and Community Theatres  - Your top resource in North America, if not the world, for school theatre comedy, school theatre dramas, junior high and middle school playscripts, comedy and drama playscripts
- Created 6 years ago in More places to go...
 - Updated 8 weeks ago
actors PUTTING ON A PLAY--Part 1  - Putting on a play at your school, church or community theatre
- Created 6 years ago by DRAMA in Pioneer Drama News
 - Updated 38 months ago by Michael Glassman
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