101 Drama Games and Activities by David Farmer
is a collection of highly effective games and exercises suitable for
children, young people and adults. Now one of the best-selling books on educational drama!
'Belongs amongst the top 10 books any director or drama teacher should own'
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...After the storm reaches a crescendo, slowly reduce the volume with four, three, two then just one finger again tapping on the palm. You can only really appreciate this effect by trying it in a large group...
| Saturday 7 February 2009 - Places Available | Developing Directing Skills |
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| A Manifesto for Children's Arts |
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| Wednesday, 20 August 2008 | |
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A Manifesto for Children’s Arts has been published by lobbying organisation Action for Children’s Arts, encouraging the government to provide consistent, long-term funding and strategic support to ensure that all children have full and equal access to the arts. Published on July 21 2008, the wide-ranging document includes recommendations that the arts should have a full place in the training of primary school teachers. Inspired by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Manifesto suggests that the Arts Councils should ensure that work for children and families has equal status with work for adult audiences and that local authorities must provide the resources and facilities to enable all children and families to take part in the arts outside school. Download the Manifesto (pdf) |
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David Farmer, Director.