Drama magazine, National Drama's flagship publication
is published twice a year and contains a wealth of
articles for and by Drama educators and practitioners.
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Makes this place a Paradise
Taking her title from The Tempest, (4.1), Mary Carey describes a unique curriculum on an enchanted isle: the island of Herm, off the coast of Guernsey.
Valley of the Kings
The profile of drama in English primary schools is higher now that it has been for a long time and teachers are familiar with using individual drama strategies such as hot seating, still image and conscience alley in their teaching. However, fewer are experienced in developing whole class dramas and many are uncertain about how a unit of work might unfold in practice. Here, Pam Bowell offers a very detailed example that shows how this could happen in six, one-hour sessions.
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The next issue of Drama will be published in Summer 2010. For copy dates and guidelines for authors please go to the Writing page. For advertising copy dates and technical specifications please go to Advertising.
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Drama's national readership includes teachers and advisers for Drama and English, and theatre workers. Published twice a year, the journal has a long issue-life and is a much used and respected reference source.
