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  1. Distance Learning: Tips and Techniques for Online Performance

    Distance Learning: Tips and Techniques for Online Performance

    The Spring Show was cancelled and now we are scrambling to fill students time until further notice. Our Seniors are devastated, and our Booster Moms were really going to raise so much money this year. It’s heartbreaking. But get this. We are experiencing a pandemic in the time of The Internet. So. Before we lose that, too, let’s make a play on it. Not only is this an assignment for your students to receive credit for and to do while social distancing, this is an opportunity for your actors to produce a play together.

    Yeah.

    Perform a play from home and share it with their friends, loved ones and the world.

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  2. Distance Learning: Ideas and Resources for Your Drama Classroom

    News of canceled productions and uprooted programs is heartbreaking for all of us. We've been challenged to change the way we live and create, and with little notice.

    Stage Partners Education Director Maria McConville is here with tips for theatre educators looking to embrace online learning.

    Distance Learning: Ideas and Resources for Your Drama Classroom

    We come together to make theatre and It. Is. Glorious.

    Since our ability to congregate has taken a pause while we overcome the current health crisis, many educators across the globe must devise tactics for teaching via the internet. How can we inspire our young artists to keep

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  3. Distance Learning: How To Make a Visual Radio Play

    Meet Daniel E. Dobrovich (top row, center). He’s the Director of Theatre at Cranbrook Schools in Bloomfield Hills, MI.

    May 2020 was supposed to be the student produced production of selected one-acts. When schools closed to shelter-in-place, Dobrovich didn’t cancel productions of ANTIGONE IN MUNICH by Claudia Haas and I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY by Celeste Raspanti. Like so many devoted and creative Theatre Teachers, “Mr. D” found a new way to do the Cranbrook School Spring Play.

    Here is how he did it.

    During any other regular in-person April at Cranbrook Schools, the CK Theatre students gear up to take over the PAC to put together a completely student-produced production of select One Act scripts. The production is fully designed, auditioned, cast, and built by students with minimal

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