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Playwright Q&A with Claudia Haas, Author of Dear Anne, From Nina
Posted by Maria McConville on
Playwright Claudia Haas has written a poignant and beautiful play based on the pen pal exchange between the Frank sisters and two American sisters in Iowa. Discover how she encountered this story, what inspired her to bring it to the stage, and how she hopes the play will inspire young people in this exclusive Q&A.
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New Takes on Classic Tales: Why Shakespeare?
Posted by Maria McConville on
In honor of the Bard's birthday find out how Shakespeare continues to inspire Stage Partners playwrights and theatre teachers alike.

Outdoor Theatre: The Must-Haves For Your Open-Air Performance
Posted by Maria McConville on
With Spring in our reach, it’s time to get out from behind the Zoom screen and out in the open air for some outdoor theatre.
Have the perfect play? Eyeing your location?
We have you covered on planning your successful #outdoortheatrewin.
- Tags: Arts Education, Outdoor Theatre, Resources

Outdoor Theatre: Q&A with Artistic Director Claire Kelly of Shakespeare on the Sound
Posted by Maria McConville on
Planning an open-air production this Spring or SummerStage Partners Education Director Maria McConville connected with Outdoor Theatre Veteran and Artistic Director of Shakespeare on the Sound, Claire Kelly, who shares her To-Do list for creating a successful outdoor production.
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Digital Teaching Tools: A Wind in the Door
Posted by Maria McConville on
With this new adaptation comes new lesson plans!
These lessons from playwright Peter Royston will round out an ensemble’s experience rehearsing this play or help your students get solid grasp of the script when analyzing the text in class.
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