Yes that is how long we have been serving Drama teachers across the capital and beyond! We are proud that we are still here and still going strong! We are proud that we are run by teachers for teachers – we receive no grant aid and are supported entirely by our membership, our courses and our books. A brilliant tribute to the determination of London’s Drama teachers! Join us and make us even stronger!

We survive because we believe.

We believe in the power of our content and methods to enhance the quality and understanding of life in those we teach.

We believe that education should be inter-active.

We believe what we see and feel - the joy of the pupils as they achieve the recognition of their peers and their own greater self-belief.

The programme we have organized reflects the range of drama activity in this great city, offering theatre workshops from cutting edge and traditional companies from both subsidized and commercial sectors. Teaching workshops represent all phases of drama education and also show awareness of the cultural diversity of London.

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John Coventon
Ex Chair of London Drama

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Voices in the Park

A Mantle of the Expert Drama session led by Adam Annand
of London Bubble Theatre Company.

Wednesday 4th March 7-9pm

A practical introduction to ‘Mantle Of The Expert’ using Anthony Browne’s Voices In The Park as a
dramatic stimulus.

The session is aimed at teachers of KS1 and KS2 and will include an introduction to planning
a Mantle of The Expert drama for your own setting.

Adam Annand is the Associate Director for Creative Learning at London Bubble theatre company and has been using participatory theatre and process drama as a tool for learning in London schools for over 20 years. See www.mantleofheexpert.com for
his report on a year-long programme of work 'Creative Classrooms' introducing
teachers to the technique.

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Venue: Central School of Speech & Drama, Eton Avenue NW3 3HY
7-9pm. Registration 6.30-7pm

Course Fees:
Non members £40
Members: only £30
Non Member Students: £20; Member Students: only £15

Why Membership?
Joining London Drama will link you to an already existing network of Drama Teachers across the capital. As a member you will be kept in touch by regular issues of Dialogue London Drama’s Newsletter, by email, and you will receive National Drama’s magazine Drama when it is published. You will also get discounted rates on all our courses throughout the year and 5% discount on books.

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What's Happening in Your Borough?

Are you well supported where you work? Is your borough organised for drama? Do they provide Drama INSET or CPD courses? If not, and you think you should be better supported, contact us now and we may be able to help.
Email:
londondrama1@gmail.com

London Drama believes in developing strong local associations for drama in boroughs across London. For example, in Southwark, London Drama is a co-founder of and CPD provider for the Southwark Theatres Education Partnership (STEP) and is a major CPD provider at the STEP Festival each year. If you are a teacher in Southwark and would like more information please contact us at londondrama1@gmail.com

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