Dramatic Conventions: Masks
Masks: those enigmatic faces that have adorned performers from ancient amphitheatres to modern stages. At a glance, they might just seem like fancy pr…
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30 Words to Describe Characters on Stage
Next time you're writing a critique or essay, challenge yourself to delve deeper into the characters' personas. You might just discover layers you had…
Public Domain Plays for High School Performances
Public domain plays provide a valuable resource for high school theatre programs and drama classes looking to put on quality performances without the …
Dramatic Conventions: The Power of Multiple Roles
Imagine watching a play where, as the story unfolds, you realize that the villain, the comic sidekick, and the mysterious stranger are all portrayed b…
Mickey Mouse and the Public Domain
As the copyright expiration date approaches for Mickey Mouse, it's anticipated that Disney will employ every legal strategy at its disposal to safegua…
‘Speed: The Movie, The Play’ to explode into Adelaide Fringe
Are you ready for a Pop Quiz, Hotshot? Oh, and a little bit of Keanu Reeves?
Act React's parody show 'Speed: The Movie, The Play', will explode in…
Behind the Scenes in the Green Room
The green room is a vital space for any theatre production, providing actors and crew members with a place to relax, recharge, and prepare
The Future of Theatre Awards
The future of theatre awards in Southeast Queensland and beyond will likely see a greater emphasis on acknowledging bias and subjectivity, promoting d…
5 Christmas Plays by Australian Playwrights
From uproarious comedies to soul-stirring dramas, Aussie playwrights are serving up Christmas tales that’ll have you both laughing and pondering.
3 Christmas Plays in the Public Domain
Over time, gifted playwrights have crafted tales that beautifully encapsulate the essence of this festive period. Here, we spotlight three remarkable …