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Katymac wrote:What about performances for people with additional needs. That fascinates me - the care they take (but it might not be your thing)

hmm perhaps, I'm not sure how I'd incorporate the practitioners in though

As part of the new Advanced Higher Drama (equivilent to A-level) a dissertation now makes up a fair whack of the total grade. I was wondering if anyone could help me pick a topic or suggest plays to research. The dissertation is around 2,500-3,000 words and we have to make reference to both Stanivla...

Thought I'd add in my 2 cents, again from a students perspective, although I can only comment on Scotland's equivalent qualifications. For me, studying drama at N5 (GCSE level) and higher (as level) while not being greatly beneficial to my acting, I learnt a lot about technical theatre and design. A...

Thank you very much for all feedback! (And yes I did mean as part-time for the pupils!) I think for now I'm going to continue to keep my options open, I'll get a feel for teaching and directing young people next year. If I decide it's really not for me, I'm enjoying ushering very much and I've learn...

Hi all, Over the past couple years I've come to realise that while I love to perform, my passion lies in creating theatre and helping others improve their talents. My dream is one day be the owner of a successful part-time performing arts school, however I'm not so sure what steps I need to take tow...