From Storybook to Stage: The Art of Adapting Children’s Literature for Theatre
the goal of adapting children's literature for theatre is not to create a carbon copy of the book. Rather, it's to capture the spirit of the story and…
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Leveraging Audience Feedback for Successful Events
By partnering with ShowFilmFirst, event makers in Australia can tap into a pre-existing network of engaged attendees who are passionate about explorin…
The Ultimate Rehearsal Bag Packing List
As a performer, it’s important to always be prepared for rehearsals. Whether you’re a singer, dancer, actor, or all of the above, you need to…
How to Write a Play: According to Playwrights of the 1880s
While William Gillette may have doubted the ability of geniuses to teach their craft, the snippets of advice from past luminaries such as Émile Augie…
6 Films Based on Public Domain Plays
These six films based on public domain plays are a testament to the enduring appeal of classic literature. They show that even stories that were writt…
Unsolicited Advice Has No Place in Theatre
Unsolicited advice has no place in the theatre. While it may be well-intentioned, it can be distracting, undermine confidence, and stifle creativity. …
Surviving tech week 101
Surviving tech week requires preparation, focus, and flexibility. By taking care of your body and mind, staying focused and positive, and being prepar…
Exploring the lived experience of soldiers through theatre
Many plays and musicals have been written that explore the lived experiences of soldiers and honour the sacrifices they made for their countries. Here…
8 Types of Musicals and the Best Examples
While musicals may have their roots in traditional Broadway-style productions, they have evolved into many different forms and styles over the years. …
The Globe Theatre: 20 Quick Questions
In the words of the Bard himself, "All the world's a stage." And in the world of English drama, few stages are as iconic or as timeless as The Globe T…