Magical Realism in Theatre: A Beginner’s Guide
Magical realism is a genre that has found a natural home on the stage, with a number of plays and musicals using its elements to explore complex theme…
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How to Create the Perfect Epic Theatre
Epic theatre is a form of drama that aims to intellectually stimulate the audience by creating a distance or alienation from the play. This approach i…
9 Public Domain Comedy Plays to Read
These nine classic comedy plays are sure to bring a smile to your face and a laugh to your lips. From Shakespeare to Wilde, from Molière to Jonson, t…
Our Top 8 Tips for Storing Theatre Programmes
With these tips, you can keep your programmes safe and secure, and enjoy revisiting those magical theatre moments for years to come.
Voice Exercises for Auditions
Voice training exercises can make a big difference in the quality of your voice and your performance during auditions. Incorporate these warm-up, brea…
Black Box Theatre: An Intimate and Versatile Space for Innovative Performances
Black Box Theatre is a performance space that has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its intimate and versatile nature.
4 Hotspots to Find Your Next Monologue
Finding the perfect monologue for your next performance doesn’t have to be a stressful experience. By utilizing these hotspots, you’ll have a weal…
An Exploration of Elizabethan Theatre Conventions
From the use of soliloquy and aside to the elaborate productions of the masque, Elizabethan theatre was a vibrant and exciting art form that pushed th…
Find Your Perfect Seat: A Thespian’s Guide to the Theatre Audience
Seating charts are confusing and finding your perfect seat in the theatre takes some consideration and planning.
Broadway Flops: Short Runs and Missed Landings
When it comes to musical theatre, there's no stage quite like Broadway. For many performers and creators, landing a show on the Great White Way is the…