How We Look at How We Look: Identity-Conscious Casting in Theatre
We’re in the midst of an important shift in the discussions had in the rehearsal and audition room around identity-conscious casting. Let’s discuss!
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Kevan Dunkelberg
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- Kevan Dunkelberg is a playwright, director, and educator currently based in Oklahoma City. As a playwright, his work has been seen and heard in Dallas, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Washington, D.C. Kevan is a proud graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma with a BFA in Theatre Performance and Texas Tech University with an MFA in Theatre Performance and Pedagogy.
On The Road: The Power of A Community-Based Drama Curriculum
We tend to think school theatre belongs in a confined place. But it’s also a valuable tool for communities beyond the walls of a theatre or drama classroom!
Minding all Minds: Designing the Neurodivergent-Friendly Drama Classroom
As the school year starts you’re likely thinking about your drama classroom set up. How do we make sure that neurodivergent students also feel comfortable?
A Guide to Summer Training Programs
Oh, those heady summer days. The sun may be shining and the beaches might be calling, but it’s also a great time to reap the benefits of an acting program! Let’s look at what you can get out of an intensive summer training program!
Much Ado About the Assistant Director
Define the role of the assistant director. Regular coffee bringer or another pair of expert eyes? In our latest blog post, we explore this tricky role on the production team.
