Tag Archives: teaching artist
Rescue Me, A Cool Dip on the Barren Saharan Crick and 13
Why haven’t you been blogging, Carla? I have been learning how to make a theater company run. Grants? Rehearsal schedules? Booking space? Talking to artists? Finding designers? Holy. Cow. I … Continue reading
Middles
The middle is always the most difficult thing to characterize. In theatermaking and in teaching, we often call this “process.” I spend a lot of time planning in both things. … Continue reading
Delicious Books
I know I work here, but these are beautiful and a bargain, so, have a look at these. Thought I would share the wealth. The nerdy writer that you love … Continue reading
The Nature of Professional Development
I wrote the below for the Teachers and Writers Collaborative E-Newsletter, to report on what we’re up to here. I got to sit in on a lovely Professional Development session … Continue reading
Classroom Theater
Imagine for a second that you were rehearsing whatever show it is that you are currently working on, with a group of 4-5 collaborators. So, you are in your rehearsal … Continue reading
