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How to teach Shakespearean insults (with this free poster)
William Shakespeare is credited with coining over 1,700 words over his lifetime. According to the...
Read moreWhat makes a 'great' educator? Tips for Shakespeare's Birthday
What makes a 'great' teacher? Are there certain qualities that teaching requires? And how are you...
Read moreAre you teaching... Acting?
In today's blog, we're sharing a curated resource selection to help you introduce key acting...
Read moreHow Digital Theatre+ Supports the Florida Seal of Fine Arts
In schools across Florida, the Seal of Fine Arts encourages students to engage with performing and...
Read moreHow Theatre Promotes Mindfulness in the Classroom
Theatre encourages us to live in the present. Whether we are watching, discussing, or even...
Read moreHow to Engage Community College Students in Theatre [Webinar Recap]
On Monday, 24 March, we hosted Strategies and Tools for the Modern Community College Classroom, a...
Read more3 Ways to Unlock Characterization in Julius Caesar [Free PDF]
First performed in 1599, Julius Caesar is often dubbed Shakespeare's most rhetorical play, making...
Read moreLorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun: Now Available on DT+
Exclusive license granted by Joi Gresham and the Lorraine Hansberry Literary Trust (LHLT) for...
Read moreRemember why you teach with Digital Theatre+
"Theatre is not just a subject: it's an experience, a feeling that is best shared, a way of...
Read moreELA Glossary: 30+ Simple Definitions Everyone Should Know
Recently, we shared our 70+ term Theatre Glossary, and now, to complete the set, we're following up...
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How to teach Shakespearean insults (with this free poster)
William Shakespeare is credited with coining over 1,700 words over his lifetime. According to the...
Read moreWhat makes a 'great' educator? Tips for Shakespeare's Birthday
What makes a 'great' teacher? Are there certain qualities that teaching requires? And how are you...
Read moreAre you teaching... Acting?
In today's blog, we're sharing a curated resource selection to help you introduce key acting...
Read moreHow Digital Theatre+ Supports the Florida Seal of Fine Arts
In schools across Florida, the Seal of Fine Arts encourages students to engage with performing and...
Read moreHow Theatre Promotes Mindfulness in the Classroom
Theatre encourages us to live in the present. Whether we are watching, discussing, or even...
Read moreHow to Engage Community College Students in Theatre [Webinar Recap]
On Monday, 24 March, we hosted Strategies and Tools for the Modern Community College Classroom, a...
Read more3 Ways to Unlock Characterization in Julius Caesar [Free PDF]
First performed in 1599, Julius Caesar is often dubbed Shakespeare's most rhetorical play, making...
Read moreLorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun: Now Available on DT+
Exclusive license granted by Joi Gresham and the Lorraine Hansberry Literary Trust (LHLT) for...
Read moreRemember why you teach with Digital Theatre+
"Theatre is not just a subject: it's an experience, a feeling that is best shared, a way of...
Read moreELA Glossary: 30+ Simple Definitions Everyone Should Know
Recently, we shared our 70+ term Theatre Glossary, and now, to complete the set, we're following up...
Read more