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Artificial Intelligence is here. In the past few years it has found its way into almost every corner of modern life - including the classroom.  However, important questions remain. Questions like: "Is there a place for AI in the classroom?" "Does that include the Drama classroom?"  and "What does AI in the Drama classroom look like?" These are just some of the questions we will tackle when you join us in this forward thinking PLC.  

A short guide for playwriting punctuation.

Pauses serve a great purpose in theatre. What's not being said in that pause? Here's an acting exercise to use in rehearsal.

Use this list of locations for improv scenarios and scene work.

Sometimes all students need is a little push. Give students one of these self reflection sentence starters to get them going. You'll be amazed at what they write next.

Breathing exercises for student actors.

A page of prompts for student-written monologues.

Five things every actor should reflect on before stepping onstage.

An Analysis and Exercise Guide to Thorton Wilder's play "Our Town."

An Analysis and Exercise guide to Tennessee Williams' play "A Streetcar Named Desire."

An Analysis and Exercise Guide for Arthur Miller's "Death of A Salesman."

An Analysis and Exercise Guide to Arthur Miller's "All My Sons."

45 pages of tongue twisters and activities.

A guide for student actors as they get ready to rehearse.

Five Steps to Building your Foundation through script analysis.

An audition guide for student actors. Covers choosing, preparing, and performing monologues. Plus - how to process feedback.

Use this actions list for improvs, scene work, and pantomimes

Use these characters in improvs and scenes

Do your students use the same emotions over and over again in scene work or in improvs? Get them used to expanding their feeling horizon with this list.

Looking for new objects for students to use in improvs, mimes and scene work? This sheet has over 200 objects to choose from!