Director's Chair
Handling Difficult People
It's 30 minutes before service time and you're still waiting for John, who has the major role. It's too late to do mike checks and you're starting to wonder if he's even going to show. Read Post →
Reflections on Parenting from A Mom In the Trenches
When I was reading over scripts for Mother’s Day, it was as though life slammed me in the face. Read Post →
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 →