February is Black History Month and Drama Kids is celebrating by honoring some of the most influential African American Icons in theatre! The first known play by an African American was James Brown’s “King Shotaway”  in 1823. William Wells Brown’s “The Escape; or, A...

It’s that time again! When weekly drama classes begin to work on their Spring Showcase Presentations: small play-like presentations where each student plays a character, memorizes lines, picks out props and costumes, and collaborates with their class through teamwork...

Social Emotional Learning plays a huge role in today’s educational space. Educators strive to assist students in negotiating their complex emotions including things like negative self-talk. Negative self-talk is so common and can be very difficult to overcome. It’s...

Winter break is soon approaching which means the kids will be home for the holidays! Drama Kids classes will be on pause until the new year so how will your child get their drama fix? We have compiled a list of theatre resources for your family to keep you entertained...

As the Holidays roll around, you might notice that your child’s educational motivation takes a turn. With the excitement of Holiday celebrations and the breaks from their school routine, setbacks might occur. This is why it is important to set educational goals at...

While the cooking might start the night before or the morning of Thanksgiving, children search for ways to get in on the action anytime they can. However, the idea of giving them something to cut or measure can be scary or maybe even too hard for their age group....