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Over the last year, artificial intelligence has been a buzzword everywhere – from the halls of government, to business operations, to educational spheres. But for theatre, AI introduces a complex blend of opportunities and challenges. So we want to hear from you. How do you think AI might influence read more

Qualified Thespy finalists are eligible to apply for specific Thespy-related scholarships. Any student who received a superior overall rating in their chapter qualifying event and is eligible for the final round of Thespy adjudication may apply. Applications are due April 30, 2024. Students do read more

I'm going to approach this from a different angle Yes, basic set pieces are nice to have and fun to build (take it from a die-hard techie back in college!). However, they are only there to help the characters tell their stories, not as ends in themselves. So rehearsal blocks and similar things are read more

Consider having a small stage at one end of the classroom. Large enough for a two person scene. No more than 18-24" rise. This can be elaborate with curtains and lights or a simple raised platform. -- "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players." - Shakespeare

Hi Lesley, For our productions in a small space I have three periaktoi that are on casters. This gives me three or more different settings and easy scene transitions. This year for Beauty and the Beast, I added foam panel barn doors to each, giving me some additional settings for castle, forest, and read more

Looking for a play to do in the fall. A comedy for high school that has between 10-15 parts, mostly for girls with 1 or 2 character male parts. Already done Clue, 39 Steps, Puffs, Almost Maine and many Don Zolidis plays. Looking for something very funny, small set or set pieces and fun for students to read more

Did you ever figure out if there was a way to double up characters for this show? Thanks in advance. ------------------------------ Jessica Baxter ------------------------------