Why Is That So Funny?
A highly original and entertaining look at how to create comedic improvisation in rehearsal.
Read moreA highly original and entertaining look at how to create comedic improvisation in rehearsal.
Read moreHighly recommended insight into the work of a leading UK physical theatre company – a must for devising physical work.
Read moreAn inspiring resource with a host of ideas and approaches to help teachers engage the teenagers it is aimed at.
Read moreHighly enjoyable approaches used in Globe Theatre workshops with dozens of activities aimed at children aged from 11 to adult.
Read moreA brilliant collection of fun starting points and structures to get your company working together and shaping their work.
Read moreA fascinating book which outlines a unique approach to teaching Shakespeare to children on the autistic spectrum.
Read morePotted adaptations of five of Shakespeare’s plays with amusing and ingenious staging devices.
Read moreAn attractive resource from Shakespeare’s Globe Education including director’s notes, actors’ exercises and views by the actors.
Read moreA highly practical and original approach to exploring Shakespeare with primary-aged children.
Read moreRudolf Laban’s down to earth approach can be used to beneficially develop character movement for young children through to adults.
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