Writing a Play

Calligraphy is beautiful handwriting that can be added to invitations, cards, posters or title pages to create a unique and beautiful look. By learning a few simple tricks, and with a lot of practice, it's possible to turn a dull page into a beautiful, completely transformed page. It might seem difficult, but you can do it, too. more »

Satire is most often found in the performing arts, but it is also found as a genre in print. Satire is the ridicule or derision of particular vices or idiosyncrasies for the purposes of irony and humor, with the intent of bringing about shame and change of that behavior. Although satire is usually funny, it can still serve its... more »

Being a creative writer is about taking that first step toward the writing hope, looking for that vein of gold. These steps explain in detail how to be a creative writer. more »

Choosing an appropriate play can require some thought. Depending on the age of your students and actors, some material may be too difficult, or simply inappropriate for their age group. Consider these factors when you select a play to perform at your school more »

A play can be a great teaching tool, as well as an opportunity to introduce students to new material. But if you can't find an appropriate play on the specific subject you are looking for, you may have to write it yourself. more »