Arts and Entertainment: Performing Arts Article Category

The Fame Delusion

by Charlotte Pickering

Primary school aged children no longer aspire to be doctors, bankers, train drivers as they did twenty five years ago. They want to be celebrities. Teachers and institutions have a duty to combat this fame delusion, and emphasise instead the transferrable skills which performing arts training gives the student. 

 

Performing Clean Corporate Comedy

by Sally Edwards

Have you ever wanted to be a keynote speaker and humorist? The key is public performing and speaking practice. An audience is as close as your nearest comedy club. 

 

Why Are Musicals So Popular?

by Carolyn Clayton

When thinking about musicals you can't help but thing about Andrew Lloyd Webber. He has achieved the most success in musical theatre and runs one of the largest theatre companies in London. He can be credited for creating the longest running musical production ever and the highest grossing in history. 

 

When to Book a Magician for a Party?

by Tim J Shoesmith

Booking a magician for a party is not always the best solution. Although magic is a very adaptable form of entertainment there are certain situations where you might not get value for money. 

 

The Different Hip Hop Dance Styles

by Dawn Williamson

Hip hop has been around for years, but it seems that in recent times it has been hitting the entertainment scene with great force. Now more than ever is hip hop dance seen as one of the most influential styles of dance of our time! 

 

How to Be A Model

by Tisha Cruzan

Be confident in yourself. There is no room to be shy in modeling. 

 

How to Hold an Acting Audition for a Christian Play at Your Church, School or Home School Group

by Warren Sager

A list of suggestions on holding an audition with a Christian perspective for your church or school or home school group. Along with ideas and suggestions, I have also shared some illustrations of my experiences and stories that help to get my point across.