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The Drama Teacher Resource Company

At Theatrefolk, we help drama teachers create meaningful and engaging experiences for their students by providing them with the tools and resources they need to perform at their best!
Supporting drama teachers since 1994 Read up to 90% of any play before you buy

Your One-Stop Shop for Plays, Resources, and Curriculum Support

All specifically designed for High Schools and Middle Schools.

Inspired by the teachers who bring drama (the good kind!) into the lives of so many students and driven by the belief that theatre arts play an integral role in an enriched education, we founded Theatrefolk.

We’re committed to supporting teachers in their pursuit of making theatre accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

One Video. No Easy Answers

Locker Cake: A leaked video turns a drama club upside down in this timely play about actions, consequences, and second chances.

Featured Plays

Relevant and relatable material - written specifically for student performers.

Help! My Class Is Overrun By…

by Lindsay Price

Eight quick classroom comedies throw middle school students into absurd crises, from indoor rainstorms to zombie classmates, offering flexible staging and roles for casts of all sizes and skill levels.

  • About 80 minutes
  • Recommended for Middle Schools
Read up to 90% of this play for free

Ashland Falls

by Steven Stack

Who will pay the price when the real world and the play collide?

  • About 90 minutes
  • 3 M + 11 F
  • Recommended for High Schools
Read up to 90% of this play for free
Play Concierge
Free service

Find the Perfect Play with our Play Concierge

Not sure where to start? We make it easy to find the perfect play for your group.

  1. Answer a few quick questions about your group
  2. Our team hand-picks plays that fit your students
  3. Your curated list lands in your inbox

Drama Teacher Academy

Drama Teacher Academy

An online community created just for drama teachers. Our Drama Teacher Academy takes the heavy lifting off your shoulders when it comes to curriculum and lets you get back to teaching!

Just a little bit of what's included

  • 1000+ lesson plans
  • Aligned with National and State standards
  • Classroom-ready units
  • Substitute-friendly lessons
  • Digital-first formats
  • Helpful assessment tools
This resource is better than any textbook. It is a living, breathing, up-to-date, real-life resource that should be in hands of every Theater Arts teacher in the country.
K. Wallis

Theatre Resources Created Specifically for Theatre Teachers

Spend less time creating material and more time focusing your energy on what matters most to you - your students.

Free Articles, Tips, and Exercises for Theatre Educators

Stay prepared and inspired in the classroom and on the stage.

Classroom Management Substitute / Emergency Plans

Setting Your Students Up for Success With a Substitute Teacher

How do your students act when you’re not there? Do you dread getting feedback from a substitute? Here are five tips to set your students up for success with a substitute teacher.  1. Try to keep...

Customer Appreciation

Beth Goodwin Central High School Drama Club Director Corinth, ME
This play is a blast to perform - it is quirky, fun and different - fit our drama club to a "T". It is now one of my all time faves as far as plays I've directed. Our inspiration was Dr. Seuss, in case you couldn't tell - ha, ha! We won the Maine Princpal's Association (MPA) Class B Regional drama festival and had 5 people named to all festival cast (three narrators and two cats) and received a commendation for costuming and ensemble. At the MPA Class B State festival we came in 6th and the "little cat" got named to all festival cast. Thanks for providing such a great play.
Emily Conable, Alexander Central School
I was thrilled to find this version of Romeo and Juliet, and look forward to working on it. The length, and yet the quality of the edits in writing make it possible to even think about in our situation. Yea!
R. Baez
I love feeling not so alone. I am the only drama teacher is my district and it can be very isolating. I spent my first year digging up my own curriculum for 6 different classes and now I have DTA and it’s members as my sounding board.