Speech and Drama teachers Group
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There is no "father to drama" per se other than the cavemen who first...
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In regard to Twelve Angry Men, the opening courtroom scene was added to...
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A series of one-acts might be your answer. I'm a fan of David...
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Twelve Angry Men, by Reginald Rose, might solve the problem. There...
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Stanislavski versus Strassberg?
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Group Info:
- Name: Speech and Drama teachers
- Size: 5 members
- Formed: Mar 10, 2009
- Description: A group for all who are studying, involved with and teaching Speech and Drama. From theatre history to Acting techniques. This is a place to be talking about it!
Group Founder:
 | sillymoose |
Group Pros:
| sillymoose |
 | pickjmh |
 | speamerfam |
 | katemschultz |
 | timhillmanworkshops |
