Arts Integration in the Classroom: Why Theatre is a Powerful Tool!
In our latest blog post, we explore why arts integration is so important and how theatre can be used as a fantastic tool to bolster student understanding and enjoyment!
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Brit Christopher
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- BRIT CHRISTOPHER is a playwright and theatre educator. A writer of drama, comedy and theatre for young audiences, she is most interested in creating theatre that is relevant, honest and human. With a BFA in Acting and a MA in Theatre Education, Brit is also a full-time theatre educator and director for children, as well as an occasional actor in the Greater Boston area. Brit has served as a presenter at several conferences, including a theatrical team-building presentation at the New England Theatre Conference and a discussion on gender in theatre for young audiences at the American Alliance of Theatre and Education national conference. Other works of note include, "Sidewalk Cracks", "Interlocked", "3" and "Kings".
Leaving the Drama Classroom
The decision to leave the drama classroom and change career is a big step but it’s becoming increasingly common. Blogger Brit Christopher explains her reasons for making the move.
Student Commitment in Drama: A Post-Pandemic Slump?
Have you noticed a slight sense of student apathy or detachment now rehearsals and shows have returned in person? How do we navigate a post-pandemic slump?
Why Do We Idolize Our Theatrical Heroes?
Idolizing your theatrical heroes is no new thing, but why do we do it and is it healthy for us to put someone on a pedestal? Let’s take a look!
The Skill-Building of Ensemble Acting
You got cast in the ensemble. Did your heart sink a little? Well, here’s a reminder why it shouldn’t! The skills and experiences you build in the ensemble are numerous and we explore just a few of them today.
