World-Class Theatre, Now Streaming to Your Classroom A guide to accessing and using the National Theatre Collection through your EdTA membership. As part of our new partnership with the National
Theatre education is at a pivotal moment, balancing creative triumphs and student impact with pressing challenges for educators, from rising censorship concerns to funding hurdles. Compiling insights from over 1,800
As a theatre educator, there are plenty of productions, themes, and materials that have become staples of your curriculum. But how many of them offer a chance for students to
As theatre educators face increasing pressure surrounding the shows and topics they introduce on the stage and in the classroom, knowing how to approach “problematic” materials is becoming critically important.
Launched almost 10 years ago, EdTA’s Theatre Education Community has become an important part of our culture. Aimed at providing theatre educators with a sense of support and collaboration (even
Post sponsored by On The Stage. Ensuring schools have drama education is paramount to well-rounded student development and heavily impacts a student’s overall academic achievement. However, the importance of the
There you are in the theatre after the last show—the applause has faded, and the crew has struck the set. Excitement bubbles in your heart as you consider what’s next.
The bright lights of the International Thespian Festival (ITF) main stage shine on the outstanding work of high school Thespians from across the country. Bringing their talents to the stage
March is Theatre in Our Schools (TIOS) month, an opportunity for thousands of educators and Thespians around the country to celebrate and showcase the transformative power of theatre education. Whether
The power of a successful monologue reveals key details about the character, builds a deeper connection with the audience, and moves the production’s storyline forward. Your Thespian troupe members who
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
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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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
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
This series of short articles supplements the Fall 2012 Teaching Theatre (volume 24, number one) report…
