Drama classes, troupes, and divisional rehearsals are starting up again both online and in person.  We want to make sure to provide a safe space for our students and leaders, so

As drama leaders continue to facilitate class and performance opportunities for actors, young and old, solo-work has become paramount during this time of isolation. The Arts Ministries Bureau has assembled

Here are some suggested, simple modifications that can be made to our Theater Games Series. Whether you’re teaching in person or online, there are several easy ways you can adjust

With plans for the fall beginning to take form, we wanted to share some information that we hope will be helpful in your planning. Below you will find information for teaching

Having just experienced this in Australia as we lived through one of the worst Bush Fire seasons our country has ever seen, I was all too familiar with watching my world change overnight and seeing the Salvation Army spring into immediate action. This, however, meant that my job quickly turned from planning a Summer Musical and getting involved in arts programs, to a hands-on warehouse job.

In Rodger & Hammerstein’s musical “Cinderella” there is a song that has been stuck in my head. Cinderella has angered her stepmother and is sent to her chair in the

For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved to sing and act. My family can account for the many times they heard me belt musical theatre songs in my

Should Christians practice yoga? Is it spiritually safe? By practicing yoga are we unknowingly worshipping a false god? These are all questions that I have been asked. Below you will

Every prop has power. It draws attention to itself, weather you want it to or not. It can be endowed with complex characteristics and bring your piece to life; acting

We always say, “If this show reaches only one person, it will all be worth it.”  Kenny was that person. We had the privilege to perform Skeleton Army at Ladore’s Family

Any account regarding one’s experience as a part of The Eastern Territory’s Creative Arts Service Team (CAST) is likely to be filled with anecdotes about growing as a team, working

CAST has been on my radar since 2008, and I always saw the program as something awesome, but probably not “for me.” In 2012, Ian Evans and Carol Jaudes both