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Where There is Community and Connection, There is Hope

In this month’s blog, Nadya Bettioui shares her reflections on National Theatre’s Drama Teacher Conference and discusses how interpersonal connections among drama teachers foster hope and resilience in a profession facing multiple challenges.

What A First Year It Has Been! Thoughts of an ECT in Drama

In this month’s blog, Harley Kinnear at Penistone Grammar School talks about how the new generation of ITTS and ECTs plays a crucial role in advocating for the significance of Drama in mainstream education.

Be More Aardvark

In this blog post, ND patron Jane Thornton MBE discusses the necessity of better preparing young people for the challenges of the theatre industry. She emphasises the significance of diverse opportunities, hard work and tenacity in achieving success.

Censorship in The Classroom

In this month’s blog, Helen Monks and Matt Woodhead, LUNG Theatre Artistic Directors, talk about the importance of amplifying young people’s voices through theatre.

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Finding the Truth with Year 8

In this month’s blog, ND’s Zeena Rasheed reflects on her understanding of understanding of Stanislavski and naturalism in theatre at school and on stage

Why play games?

In this month’s blog, Primary Officer Deborah Mears discusses the importance of games in the Drama space.

Creating The Climbers

In this month’s blog, National Drama Membership Officer and actor LM Lewin discusses what it’s like to be creating live theatre again.

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