Director's Chair
OH NO! It's show time...where's Jesus?
It was finally here. Opening day! The biggest Easter play the church had ever produced. Read Post →
Suffer The Little Children: Helping Kids Understand Easter
As a mother of two young children, I often find myself using my theater background at home. Read Post →
Your Easter Event: Intimacy vs. Pageantry
How do you react to a sermon when you're touched by what's being said? Do you give little grunts of appreciation, maybe even a vocal "amen" when the Spirit really moves you? Read Post →
10 Powerful Reasons Why Church Drama Is a Good Thing
Oh. You thought we were talking about THAT kind of church drama... Nope. Sorry to disappoint you. Instead, we’re big fans of church drama ministries. Read Post →
Acting Skill Exercises
5 exercises to try in your rehearsals Read Post →
Crack Open the Road Map
Have you ever embarked on a trip, be it across town or across a couple of counties, and thought you knew the way? Read Post →
Post-mortem
One of the most effective ways to encourage your actors is the post-performance meeting. Read Post →
Groaning
During times of overwhelming disaster, Jesus tells His followers to “not be frightened. Read Post →
Auditions Tonight...No Experience Necessary (Part 2)
I got the PART! I tried to act nonchalant, like it meant something, but not like it was so important that if I hadn’t gotten the part, I couldn’t have pulled myself together. Read Post →
Auditions Tonight...No Experience Necessary (part 1)
There it was, as plain as day. “Auditions for the adult spring drama. Monday evening. Seven o’clock.” Read Post →