Four Plays for the Humbug Holidays

I noticed the artificial Christmas trees arrived at my local home store even before the inflatable Frankensteins and motion-activated witches … More

“Musifying” Your Next Play

I have a theory about Walt Disney. Disney, of course, is known for animation. Way back in 1928—almost a century … More

Celebrate Martin Luther King’s legacy and teach his core values with any of a number of plays available on my … More

TeachersPayTeachers has grown immensely over the last decade. Back when I first started using it as a secondary market for … More

Ah, politics. Everywhere you turn, folks are questioning the qualifications and competencies of each of the current candidates for the … More

Just as all television families seem to live in mini mansions, whenever TV-world students put on plays, the sets are … More

Buzz about Oprah Winfrey’s new movie Selma is shining a light on the Selma to Montgomery March. The film, which … More

Many kids begin school already knowing how to read. They haven’t had formal lessons. Their parents haven’t been trained in … More

I’m told school districts around the country are investing millions of dollars into iPads and other online devices. The idea … More

Here’s both a holiday treat and an example of how Read Aloud Plays can be adapted to be recorded as … More