Childrens Theater

Articles in Childrens Theater

By breezycycle 1 comments
Even as a member of the audience, you participate in the art of live storytelling. Most stories told in this setting reveal basic truths about living. By participating in storytelling in an in-person event, you can connect to the storyteller, ... more »
By pianistic 4 comments
Let your kids debut their dramatic talents in their own backyard by building a simple clothesline theater. With a favorite book, a couple of bed sheets and some clothespins, and a lot of imagination, Broadway is right in your backyard... more »
By 1citygirl 1 comments
This article tell you what things you'll need to make your own spooky Halloween sounds. Use these sounds together to make a tape, or scare passing friends on Halloween night! Also makes a great science lesson for teachers or a fun party or rainy ... more »
By ***princess g 2 comments
One of the best ways to have a cheap and fun eavening at home with the kids is to have your own Family Movie Night... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 3 comments
A rewarding theater experience gives a child a lifelong skill - the ability to speak and perform comfortably before groups of people... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 5 comments
A drama team can add a new element to a church's worship service. Drama teams can perform short skits or full two-hour plays, and allow people who would not otherwise sing, act or play an instrument to get involved in church in a special way... more »
By Paula Parker 1 comments
Adapting a book into a stage play has several advantages. A well known book has an established fan base. A book in the public domain means no royalty payments to the author. There is a challenge, however, to taking a book, filled with action and ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
Its fun to put on a shadow puppet theater show for your friends and it's equally as fun to make the stage, props and puppets. This is a family project that you can do with your kids. The following will show you how to make everything you need to ... more »
By FunGuy 0 comments
Have you ever seen a silent movie? Just imagine what those silent picture greats such as Chaplin and Keaton could have done had they had sound? Now apply that to playing with toys. If you or your children have only ever played with their toys ... more »
By kingofharts 0 comments
A talent show is a great way to end a school year, to jazz up a weekend retreat, to spend a rainy afternoon, to cap a family reunion or...you name it! Here are some tips that will help you organize just such an event for your next gathering... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
Teaching children to pantomime encourages imagination and a deep understanding of stories and concepts. Pantomime also gives children a chance to explore their bodies and creative movement. While children are naturally interested in pantomime, ... more »
By Jim Lochner 0 comments
Whether it's a play, musical, Barney, or any live performance, introducing your child to the magic of live theatre and concerts at any early age can instill a passion that can last his entire life. It may be difficult to get little ones to sit ... more »
By kschmitt 0 comments
Before you head out to the theatre for the first time you should be aware of theatre etiquette... more »
By AHermitt 0 comments
The tween years are when most kids want to spread their wings and try out different things. Acting is something that your tween might want to try. Here is some advice for getting your tween started in acting... more »
By kdw41 0 comments
This is an easy way to create crowns for wisemen...the kids can even help too!.. more »
By FunGuy 1 comments
Ever heard "Mom, I'm bored!" three minutes into the day, or a few minutes after school? Here is a great craft idea that will take some time, exercise their brain, and give them something fun to play with throughout the day. With a few ... more »
By lisadee 0 comments
Participating in a theatre production is a very exciting experience. You rehearse for several weeks, usually in a very relaxed environment. Then suddenly it is time to perform in front of an audience. Instead of just hanging out you find you ... more »
By Violetsnow 0 comments
One of the director's jobs is to block the play; that is, guide people in their movements around the stage. These movements include exits and entrances, crossing the stage and physical activities from eating to doing handstands. Movements may ... more »
By EliazarPlatt 0 comments
Whether you're reading to children or looking for a career in voice-over recording, you need character voices. You may not think you're able to do it, but it's easier than you think. Here's how... more »
By Cliff 0 comments
This article will walk you through comparing prices for ticketed events. Save money by comparing tickets... more »
By Nogginstuff 0 comments
Have fun with kids of any age on little or no money!.. more »
By pianistic 0 comments
Make this hat for your snowman or for New Years Eve or for Halloween or a kids play. This is a great DIY craft project... more »
By kingofharts 0 comments
There is nothing like a play to bring people of all ages together for some serious fun after school or in the evenings or during vacation. Here's how you can be a play producer, with a budget as big or little as your wallet... more »
By pianistic 0 comments
Do you need to paint your child's face for Halloween, a play or just for fun? Here is an easy to make homemade recipe... more »
By kingofharts 0 comments
It is tradition in the UK for schools to perform a play at Christmas time, adapting a fairy tale or other well-known story for a general audience, encouraging participation. Here is how you can write and host a Christmas Panto(mime) in your own ... more »