What Are Drama Games?
Children’s natural tendency towards make-believe play can be utilised at school through structured play and drama.
Read moreCinderella – Listen To Me – Restorative Justice (5-11 years)
Explore bullying issues through the story of Cinderella using drama, writing and restorative justice techniques
Read moreA Midsummer Night’s Dream (5-11 years)
Drama activities based on ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, including a live performance of the story of Titania and Oberon
Read moreLearning Your Lines: The Compact Guide By Mark Channon
Using the experience of his acting career, Mark Channon applies Mindfulness and the Memory Palace approach to learning lines for auditions, rapid learning for television shoots, getting off-book in rehearsals and becoming present and truthful in your relationship with other performers.
Read moreHot Spotting
An amazingly fun and easy way to mix up hot-seating and freeze frames to develop characters
Read moreTeaching Gold Mining in New Zealand through Drama
These five incredibly simple methods for drama teaching inspired a teacher in New Zealand to bring to life her social studies project on gold-mining history.
Read moreDrop Of A Hat by David Farmer – Review January 2022
Review: “…a useful and helpful book for primary practitioners.”
Read moreSculptor and Statue
In pairs, create a still image where one of you has a higher status than the other and let others guess who is “high” and who is “low”.
Read moreWhat If
Quick ways to revamp a fairy tale – or any story
Read moreDrama Courses
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