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Theatre in Education
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The Quality of Mercy - Reflections on Shakespeare
Unique insights from one of the world’s most influential and admired theatre directors Peter Brook’s legendary Shakespearean productions have had the most profound influence of any living director on modern…
The RSC Shakespeare Toolkit for Teachers - includes CD-ROM
A unique educational resource for Key Stage 3 English and Drama and Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 Developed by one of the world’s leading theatre companies, the resource offers teachers a practical…
The Rainbow of Desire - The Boal Method of Theatre and Therapy
This volume is a handbook of exercises with a difference - it is a statement about the therapeutic ability of theatre to liberate individuals and change lives The book sets out the techniques which help…
The Reluctant Escapologist - Adventures in Alternative Theatre
Winner! Theatre Book Prize 2011 An unrivalled unofficial history of the rise - and partial fall - of fringe theatre, Mike Bradwell’s deadpan account of his adventures is one of the funniest and angriest…
The Skeleton Key - Unlocking the Secrets of Writing Outstanding Plays For and By Young People
The Skeleton Key is for anyone - writers, directors, teachers, students - anyone interested in making new plays which have a writer at the heart of the process It offers an insight into how leading professional…
The Thief
The action takes place against the contrasting settings of a contemporary school and an off-limits cave system Kevin is wrongly accused of theft in school, but rather than defend his innocence,…
Theatre Games & Activities - Games for Building Confidence and Creativity
How can a teacher without theatrical experience teach a course in theatre arts? How can a teacher inspire self-conscious students to perform before an audience? This book of activities is designed to build…
Theatre and War - 1933-1945
Of interest to students of cultural studies, theatre studies and European history, as well as to the general reader fascinated by this little-known aspect of the European scene during the 1930s and 1940s…
Theatre for Children and Young People - 50 years of Professional Theatre in the UK
This is the first publication to give the whole story of Theatre for Children and Young People and its unique development in the UK, how it has responded to cultural diversity in a continually changing…
Theatre in Prison - Theory and Practice
A collection of 13 essays exploring the diversity of innovative drama works in prisons. The contributors explore key aspects of practice - “problemitizing”, theorizing and describing specific…
