Watching Yourself
Watching Yourself Back: The Art of Recording and Reviewing Your Performance In short: Recording and reviewing your own performances closes
Parents and Educators
Why theatre matters for young minds — and how to bring storytelling, confidence, and creative play into everyday learning.
Why every school should teach drama
Why Every School Should Teach Drama In short: Drama is often the first subject cut when school budgets tighten, but
Acting in the workplace
Introduction Picture a hotel conference room on a grey morning. Rows of offshore managers, badges round their necks, coffee going
Adaption and Creation
Giving Life to Old Stories: How Writers Have Always Borrowed from the Past In short: Shakespeare, Dickens, Stevenson, and Wilde
Careers in the performing Arts
Making a Life in the Arts: Career Opportunities in Theatre, TV and Film In short: Careers in theatre, TV and
The psycology of a puppet
The Psychology of a Puppet: Why We Believe in Something We Know Isn’t Real In short: Audiences respond emotionally to
Phrases from litrature that still have meaning
Words That Outlived Their Stories: Phrases from Literature That Still Shape How We Speak In short: Everyday expressions like “wild-goose
How Theatre Builds Confidence
How Theatre Builds Confidence in Teenagers In short: Theatre builds confidence by giving teenagers safe, repeatable practice in speaking up,
Frendship Through Play
The Lost Art of Making Friends Through Play In short: children build friendships through a repeatable pattern — sharing a