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Theatre Tulsa Announces “Champion Of The Arts” Award Winners
by Julie Musbach - September 27, 2018 A collection of Tulsa Public School theatre / drama teachers will be honored as Theatre Tulsa's 2018 'Champion of the Arts' at the theatre company's annual Broadway Ball....
140 Drama Teachers From Across The UK Attend National Theatre's Drama Teacher Conference
by Stephi Wild - February 25, 2020 The annual Drama Teacher Conference took place at the National Theatre on 20th a?' 21st February 2020, with over 140 drama teachers attending from Inverness to Plymouth....
Tectonic Theater Project Will Lead Southeastern Theatre Conference's 15th Annual Teachers Institute In A Day Of Moment Work Training
by Stephi Wild - December 19, 2019 Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC) is thrilled to welcome Tectonic Theater Project to conduct the 2020 Teachers Institute at the 71st Annual SETC Convention....
George Street Playhouse Receives NEH CARES Act Economic Stabilization Grant
by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 02, 2020 George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, NJ has received a CARES Act economic stabilization grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to create the Digital Humanities Teaching Institute--a virtual professional development program for K-12 humanities teachers....
Music and the Brain Launches MUSIC AND THE BRAIN @HOME
by Chloe Rabinowitz - May 19, 2020 Music and the Brain is a neuroscience-based program of non-profit Building for the Arts that brings music literacy curriculum and weekly, whole-class keyboard instruction to schools with underserved students, helping them build cognitive and fine motor skills to succeed both academically and in life...
Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Launches Virtual Music Lessons
by Chloe Rabinowitz - June 26, 2020 The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra has announced a new program aiming to continue music education while at home. Virtual Music Lessons will be taught by Philharmonic musicians, with lessons available for all instruments of the orchestra....
National Theatre Holds Drama Teacher Conference With Over 130 Drama Teachers Across The UK
by Stephi Wild - February 20, 2019 This February half-term, over 130 drama teachers from across the UK will be congregating at the National Theatre for the annual Drama Teacher Conference 2019....
Matt Farnsworth Vocal Studio Presents The BECOMING Series
by BWW Special - September 13, 2020 Matt Farnsworth Vocal Studio has announced its upcoming series 'BECOMING'. The goal of this series is to craft and put into practice the vocal technicalities and character specificities of iconic Broadway roles....
George Street Playhouse Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant
by Chloe Rabinowitz - June 29, 2020 George Street Playhouse has received a CARES Act economic stabilization grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to create the Digital Humanities Teaching Institute--a virtual professional development program for K-12 humanities teachers. George Street Playhouse is one of five NEH CARES ...
Steven Van Zandt Registers 10,000 Teachers for TeachRock Music History Curriculum
by Kaitlin Milligan - October 31, 2018 The final leg of Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul's Teacher Solidarity Tour has reached the incredible goal of registering over 10,000 teachers to use the TeachRock Music History Curriculum. The tour, which began last week in association with the Rock and Roll Forever Foundation (RRFF), is st... by Robert Diamond - April 02, 2019 ... by Robert Diamond - September 07, 2018 ...
Eight Outstanding Teachers Selected For Tenth Annual Freddie G Fellowship
by A.A. Cristi - July 08, 2019 Eight outstanding educators from schools and performing arts centers around the U.S. will work one-on-one with Broadway greats at the 10th Annual FREDDIE G FELLOWSHIP July 10th - 13th. The event is underwritten by Freddie ('G') Gershon, Co-Chairman of the global theatrical licensor Music Theatre In...
Last Chance to Nominate A Teacher for the Kennedy Center/Stephen Sondheim Inspirational Teacher Awards
by A.A. Cristi - December 20, 2018 In many people's lives there is at least one teacher who inspired them, and helped them become who they are today. In our early years, when we are still being formed, they often see in us more than we see in ourselves, more than our families see and, as a result, help us to evolve into who we ultima...
DMIS 10th Anniversary Will Be Celebrated At Overture Center
by Stephi Wild - February 18, 2019 Disney Musicals in Schools (DMIS), an outreach initiative developed by Disney Theatrical Productions to create sustainable theater programs in under-resourced elementary schools, is entering its tenth landmark year....
Education Round Up: Los Angeles Theatres Unite an Expansive Community Through Youth Programs
by Julie Musbach - June 28, 2018 Los Angeles is one of the most widespread metropolitan hubs, but that doesn't stop the theatre community from joining together to bring arts to the city's youth....
TimeLine's Living History Program To Support Reparations Won Curriculum With Reading Of John Conroy's MY KIND OF TOWN
by Stephi Wild - April 23, 2019 TimeLine Theatre Company, in partnership with the Chicago Teachers Union Foundation and the Chicago Teachers Union, will present a reading of John Conroy's play My Kind of Town in support of curriculum that teaches Chicago Public school students about the police torture scandal that plagued Chicago ...
YOUNG SHELDON Announces STEM Initiative for Public Schools
by Kaitlin Milligan - September 12, 2018 Continuing its commitment to fund innovative efforts in STEM education, The Chuck Lorre Family Foundation (TCLFF) today announced the creation of a new grant program - THE YOUNG SHELDON STEM INITIATIVE - inspired by the hit comedy series Young Sheldon. The program was created to foster excitement fo...
Wild Swan Announces Camp DoYaWanna Online!
by A.A. Cristi - June 26, 2020 Wild Swan Theater announces their 2020 Summer Camps: Camp DoYaWanna Online. Wild Swan Theater drama camps are always fun experiences where kids can feel safe and comfortable exploring the imaginative world of theater, and this year is no exception. ...
Education Round Up: Washington, DC Theatre Companies Bring Life to the Past
by Julie Musbach - June 08, 2018 Washington, DC is hardly the country's most bustling metropolitan hub, but for a small district carved into the Virginia/Maryland border, the region boasts one of the liveliest and engaging arts scenes....
Fifteen Area Schools Awarded Grants For Arts Education Projects
by Stephi Wild - October 18, 2018 The Arts and Education Council (A&E) and Maritz have awarded 15 area schools with grants to support classroom-based art projects during the 2018-19 academic year. The program, administered by A&E, is funded by a $25,000 gift from Maritz with additional support provided by individual donors. With the...
ASCAP Foundation and Educational Theatre Association to Present Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Teacher of the Year Award
by Chloe Rabinowitz - January 30, 2020 One of Broadway's most decorated composers is giving an accolade of his own: The Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Teacher of the Year Award will represent the highest level of achievement for a middle or high school theatre teacher, with the winner receiving $5,000 and travel to the International Th...
Florida Studio Theatre and Van Wezel Partner To Provide FREE Theatre Enrichment For Students
by A.A. Cristi - October 05, 2020 Florida Studio Theatre (FST) and the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall has announced that the two leading Sarasota arts organizations will partner to provide virtual theatrical offerings, entirely free of charge, to Sarasota and Manatee County schools, extending as far as Charlotte and Desoto Counties....
Lindsay Mendez, Telly Leung, and More to Celebrate Teachers on the Next EMPATHY CONCERT
by A.A. Cristi - July 29, 2020 Elliott Masie & Telly Leung are hosting the 15th weekly one-hour Empathy Concert on Thursday, July 30th, addressing Empathy for our Teachers. ... |