A few costumes to make The Christmas Carol for Kids play that much easier to perform. Here are the links…
Bed sheet to make Marley’s Ghost – and don’t pay for that sheet, get it free here!
Vests – check with your local Goodwill or thrift store … finding vests with kids sizes is … Continue reading
This post is about a fantastic twist on Twist for those wishing to do an all-female version of Oliver Twist for Kids!
Unfortunately, most plays are male-centric, with few female leads. There are some, such as Pride and Prejudice for Kids and Little Women for Kids (not yet released) that have more roles for females than males. And it is true, that females can play the male leads with no issues in most plays. But sometimes, this gets old. And you want something with more females than males.
So this is a great idea that came … Continue reading
Ok, this is a REALLY FUN improv drama game that your kids will LOVE! It’s called, SHATNER! (At least the adults of the kids will surely love it!) 🙂 (I did not think of this game, and due credit goes to where I heard of it from; the Facebook group, Homeschool Snark.)
We all know Captain Kirk from the old … Continue reading
Part 8 of the 12 part series: Why Drama is so important in School. – EMPATHY
EMPATHY defined: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
Empathy is something that we as parents and educators try to instill in our kids from a very early age. Understanding what another person is going through … Continue reading
This is a short post about an activity you can do with your kids as you get ready for the show. As many of us directors know, there are an endless number of things you can do to prepare for the performance. IN NO WAY, am I suggesting that you need to do a lot of things to have a successful performance. ( I typically … Continue reading
