Ever feel like your performance is slightly out of tune? As if the lines aren’t quite “hitting,” or you just can’t seem to relax on stage? The reason could be as simple... Read Post →

I once worked with a drama director at a local church who, during an especially stressful rehearsal period, jokingly grumbled, “Our next show is going to be a one-man production. Starring me.” Of course, some directors would sooner leave town than be caught performing onstage... Read Post →

Can we talk shop for a moment? If you’re reading this, it means you’re at least somewhat involved in the drama ministry of your local church: you’re a director, an actor, a costume designer, a set builder, a choreographer, or—if you’re anything like most drama ministers—all of the above... Read Post →

Remember your first kiss? Your first car? Your first trip to the beach? Read Post →

Perhaps the first rule of the arts is that artists hate rules. Most of us were originally drawn to the performing arts because we like thinking outside the box; after all, without a pioneer spirit, where would the arts be? Read Post →

When I take my wife out to eat at a restaurant, I expect certain things to be done. Read Post →

Whether casting for a single production or developing a drama team, holding auditions can be a stressful process for both you and your actors. Read Post →

During times of overwhelming disaster, Jesus tells His followers to “not be frightened. Read Post →