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Sorry, the Crew Doesn’t Bow. In Educational Theatre, there are video clips going viral of ensembles calling their stage hands out during the curtain call and with those, a growing trend for other groups to do the same. I understand
When most people think of NASA, they picture rockets launching into space, astronauts floating aboard the International Space Station, or rovers traversing the surface of Mars. Scenic designers, however, might be surprised to learn that many of the same principles
I’m excited to share I have been published in the latest issue of Theatre Design & Technology (TD&T), the flagship journal of the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT). View Full-Screen PDF My article appears in Volume 62, Issue
I will present a series of workshops and presentations for Arts Educators and Students this summer. I am so excited to present at the following events! If you plan on attending any of these, please stop over and say hi!
The Pursuit of Excellence: Establishing Professional Standards in Educational Theatre How do you give students a professional experience within a high school setting? Maybe you’re an English teacher that has been tasked with teaching a technical theatre class. Maybe you