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Tagged Content (12 Results)About the Tagged Content View
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navigating to related items (via the taxonomy view by clicking a tag link).  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
 directing students in school, onstage roles for students, young students in shows- Script Doctoring
- Having Students Help Fix a Script Makes Then True Collaborators
- Created 15 months ago by clovett in Diary of a Mad Playwright
- theatre students
- 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
- students
- 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
- directing high school students, directing middle school students, directing students
- Warm-Ups for Drama Class or Rehearsal
- Young actors have to be taught about focus: the ability to stay in a role and be believable while acting with their peers or performing for their peers.
- Created 44 months ago by Michael Glassman in Pioneer Drama News
- Updated 29 months ago
- drama games for acting students
- 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
- directing students
- Politically Incorrect Plays and Characters
- Theatre has always pushed the envelope when it comes to treating shocking and sometimes disturbing subjects.
- Created 5 years ago by DRAMA in In The Green Room with Patrick Rainville Dorn
- Updated 19 months ago by Michael Glassman
- students and teachers
- Fun Theatre Sites for Most Kids
- Looking for interesting theatre sites to help theatre students learn about theatre?
- Created 5 years ago by DRAMA in Publisher's Diary
- Updated 23 months ago
- drama for students
- 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
- students
- Act your age! ... Then again, don't!
- Put a bunch of rambunctious extroverts onstage, and you're sure to have plenty of playful hijinks.
- Created 5 years ago by DRAMA in Pioneer Drama News
- Updated 38 months ago by Michael Glassman
- students
- The Performance of TWINDERELLA
- Was it successful?
- Created 5 years ago by DRAMA in Publisher's Diary
- Updated 29 months ago
- students
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- Created 6 years ago in More places to go...
- Updated 8 weeks ago
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