Drama Basics & Advice
Actors, drama students, instructors, and theater lovers will find essential drama resources here. This section provide guides to auditioning, line memorization, and stage direction. English students will also find resources for studying and writing about dramatic literature.
Users respond to the question: Should actors go to college? Should they major in theater or earn a degree in another field of study.
How to create a curtain call. Curtain call: dos and don'ts.
A guide to teaching drama class for 2nd through 5th grade. Most students this age are very outgoing and wildly imaginative. Make use of these qualities, and praise the students whenever they exhibit creativity.
How do you tell the difference between stage right and stage left? Upstage and downstage? Here is a handy diagram that clearly details the different stage directions.
Drama Teacher Resources - Play Publishing Companies for Drama Teachers
What is Blocking? - How to Block a Show - Stage Directions - A Guide to directing a play.
Youth theater or Children's Theatre Workshops can provide a terrific experience for kids, if the parents can find the right workshop. Find out all you need to know about Children's Theater Workshops.
Community theaters offer opportunities to young talent, teach vital skills, and build community spirit.
