Spring Term Roundup
Between the months of January 2021 and March 2021 Burt’s Drama received 73,148 views from an average of 12,078 unique visits per month. Read the Spring Term Roundup to find out what happened. Continue reading Spring Term Roundup
Tag: Spring 2021
Making the Drama Studio an emotionally safe space
Despite all our best intentions, the Drama Studio can be a terrifying place. Our job has to be about making the Drama Studio an emotionally and physically safe space for everyone. Here is just a start, five that I think we could all do to help the Drama Studio become a safer environment. Continue reading Making the Drama Studio an emotionally safe space
Practitioner Guide: Emma Rice
Explore the innovative, creative and engaging work of Emma Rice. Her ensemble approach to retelling folk tales and stories fuses music, comedy, storytelling and much more to create moving and challenging performances. Continue reading Practitioner Guide: Emma Rice
Technology in Drama: Review of Scene Saver
Scene Saver is a treasure trove of theatre and a great resource for Drama teachers and theatre lovers. Described at the Netflix for off West End and Fringe Theatre performances, it has something for everyone and bound to please. Continue reading Technology in Drama: Review of Scene Saver
My five curriculum books to read
There are a multitude of books to read about our subject of Drama but there are also excellent curriculum books out there that have really helped shape my view of what I teach and the way I teach it. Here are my top five recommendations for curriculum books to read. Continue reading My five curriculum books to read
The Crucible: Exploring the plot
The Crucible. Liberty in the face of mass hysteria. As important a message today as it was when in the written. Explore the plot with these engaging and challenging tasks. A plot that sets out to deal with accusation and persecution with scant regard to either evidence or due process. Continue reading The Crucible: Exploring the plot
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