As educators continue to look for opportunities to make school programs more inclusive, simply being aware of cultural differences and the need for DEI work is no longer enough. At
Many people today spend a third of their day more at work, and for educators, that number can be exponentially higher. According to a study by the RAND Corporation, during
It can sometimes feel like your performances are rapidly approaching, especially when you haven’t sold as many tickets as you’d like. And without the right theatre marketing plan, even the
You picked your show, ran successful auditions, and now it’s time for the final hurdle – casting announcements. Ask most theatre educators, and chances are they have a post-casting horror
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Ideas to incorporate during National Hispanic History Month — and all year long Aiming to include more Latinx works in your theatre program’s repertoire and classroom studies? Whether you’re looking
As educators make strides towards integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in their programming, it can often be difficult to know where to start and how to quantify success. While many
Help Your Students Earn Thespian Points with This Quick-Start Guide During the school year, your to-do list is long (and getting longer daily!), which can make coordinating opportunities for your
For theatre educators, choosing a production can feel like a serious predicament. On the one hand, you want to provide Thespians with an opportunity to challenge themselves and explore complex
It’s that time of year again – Arts in Education Week is back, running from September 10-16. Established by Congress in 2010, the program helps highlight the power of arts
It is a simple fact that plays written by male playwrights are being produced in high school theatre programs more often than shows written by female playwrights. The reasons for
Helping your students succeed is at the heart of all you do; thank you! Here are ways to help your seniors stay on track with college auditions and participate in
Thirteen individuals, four schools celebrated for high achievements in theatre education
How you can help your students through this unique process
Teachers’ censorship concerns also reflected in Educational Theatre Association’s Annual Play Survey
All students of all ability are welcome. Every student has a right to express themselves through the performing arts. That’s educator Lory Stewart’s philosophy in teaching the adaptive musical theatre
“Creating a Community for All Learners” initiative aims to reimagine standards-based arts education
Twenty-Five Schools & Districts Honored for Creating Outstanding Environments for Student Theatre EdTA has announced its first-ever cohort of Premier Communities for Theatre Education, which celebrates school communities for their
By Joshua Rashon Streeter Before we dive into what the Connected Arts Network (CAN) is and what it is doing, let’s talk about Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). A PLC is
Eleven Individuals, Four Schools Celebrated for High Achievements in Theatre Education Each year, the EdTA honors the achievements of individuals and theatre programs with special awards presented in recognition of
