List of Contributions

It's an oldie but goodie: If Sherlock Holmes Were a Woman. It's a one act, but so much fun! I recently also just put up a gender-reversal of The Hound of the Baskervilles, which was quite stellar, due to a lack of male students. Have you checked out the usual play sources yet? ------------------------------ ...

Have you checked out PLAYS Magazine yet? It's a great resource for skits and one acts. ------------------------------ Corinna Rezzelle Education Director The Jewel Conservatory Theatre Savannah, GA ------------------------------

What about the MTA route? I'm in a similiar demographic as yours, with a community that doesn't see or seek out much theatre, so I just wrote my own! It was a lot of fun and the rights are way more affordable per song rather than breaking the bank with a full blown pre-fab show. ------------ ...

Hello Grae, I'm in my second year of the 3-summer MA in Ed Theatre at New York University. Though highly intense, I LOVE it and couldn't recommend it enough. The professors are all extremely knowledgeable and the classes are relevant to the K-12 theatre teacher. The course matter also nods toward ...

Hi Amy! If you don't mind some piecing together and you want something jazzy and period, the Library of Congress has a great archive of Vaudeville acts of varying lengths. I am in the process of attempting to translate one of the acts that is very poorly notated called "The Bachelor Maids". We are ...

Hello all! I want to pick your brain about Marketing strategies. I opened a theatre conservatory in a very small town in Georgia that isn't very arts-minded. I've done print marketing (didn't work), posters and flyers to schools have helped, and I just hung a lovely banner over the door of the studio. ...

The one at the Lincoln Center looks interesting. http://www.lcinstitute.org/workshops-and-courses ------------------------------------------- Corinna Rezzelle Theatre Teaching Artist The Jewell Theatre -------------------------------------------

I chose my undergraduate program (Savannah College of Art and Design) because the city of Savannah is BEAUTIFUL and their programming was strenuous--yes, I'm that theatre kid-- and was very steeped in classic studies when I studied there. I do have a question to pose to the group: Graduate Schools ...