Dramatic Conventions: Lyrical Voice
The lyrical voice in drama is akin to poetry in motion. It's not about straightforward communication; instead, it's an elevated, emotional, and often …
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Writing Reviews with Gender-Neutral Language: A Beginner’s Guide
In some cases, the pronouns of performers are not provided and so it is useful to have a gender-neutral language guide to avoid making assumptions or …
10 Words to Describe Stage Lighting
Stage lighting is much more than just ensuring actors are visible. It's about setting the mood, directing attention, and enhancing storytelling.
Dramatic Conventions: Masks
Masks: those enigmatic faces that have adorned performers from ancient amphitheatres to modern stages. At a glance, they might just seem like fancy pr…
30 Words to Describe Characters on Stage
Next time you're writing a critique or essay, challenge yourself to delve deeper into the characters' personas. You might just discover layers you had…
Public Domain Plays for High School Performances
Public domain plays provide a valuable resource for high school theatre programs and drama classes looking to put on quality performances without the …
Dramatic Conventions: The Power of Multiple Roles
Imagine watching a play where, as the story unfolds, you realize that the villain, the comic sidekick, and the mysterious stranger are all portrayed b…
Event Ticketing Platforms in Australia: A Beginner’s Guide
Choosing the right ticketing platform is crucial to the success of your event. By considering the features and fees of each platform, you can make an …
Dressing the Drama: The Art of Theatrical Costumes
Behind every swish of a skirt, glint of an accessory, or choice of a shoe, there's a story being woven, stitch by stitch. The world of theatrical cost…
Audition Tips for School Plays: A Beginner’s Guide
Remember, auditions are not just about securing a role; they're also a chance to learn and grow as a performer. Embrace the experience, regardless of …