Real drama with Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation
Approaching its 25th anniversary, Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation offers inspiring drama opportunities to open eyes and minds
Slindon College celebrates with annual promenade play
Slindon College pupils celebrated a decade of Drama at the school by performing the annual promenade play in the school grounds to a rapturous audience
Show time at Hurtwood
Plays and concerts at Hurtwood House are spectacular – big casts, professional crew and talent scouts among the full-house audiences. Absolutely Education goes behind the scenes
Marvellous Matilda
Roald Dahl's feisty heroine, first brought to the stage back in 2010 by the RSC, remains a brilliant introduction to live drama for young people
Wells Cathedral School on how drama builds empathy
Damian Todres, Wells Cathedral School Director of Drama and Head of Creative Arts Faculty, says that school drama may hold the key to unlocking both learners' empathy and their ability to rise to the challenges of…
Acting up – Cranleigh School on the value of arts events
The Director of Drama at Cranleigh talks about the broader value of producing plays and arts events at all times, and especially during lockdown
The Mind’s Eye | Shakespeare for children with autism
A pioneering theatre group is having remarkable results staging Shakespeare's plays with autistic children
King Edwards Witley | Pupil to attend Guildhall School of Music and Drama
A King Edward’s Witley pupil is heading for the bright lights of London after securing a place at the world-renowned Guildhall School