Welcome to the THED Talks Theatre Educator Resources, a comprehensive hub designed to support theatre teachers in creating dynamic, inclusive, and engaging learning environments. This curated collection provides educators with practical tools, research-based strategies, and innovative approaches to theatre education, all rooted in best practices for teaching and student success.
I am always grateful when colleagues and students take the time to share tools that can strengthen our collective work in theatre education. Collaboration like this helps keep the resource page active, relevant, and responsive to the needs of our community.
If you have additional resources that you believe would be valuable for theatre educators, please feel free to send them along. I am happy to review submissions and add appropriate materials so we can continue building a robust, shared hub of support for teaching and learning in theatre.
A sincere thank you to Ashley Janzen and her student, Maria, for reaching out and sharing an additional resource for our Theatre Educator Resources page. Their recommendation, BestBroadwayMusicals.com, is a thoughtful contribution that may support educators, students, and theatre enthusiasts as they explore musical theatre history and repertoire.
https://bestbroadwaymusicals.com/
Best Broadway Musicals is your easy-to-use guide to Broadway. Whether it’s your first time in a theater or you’re a Broadway aficionado, we provide you with the up-to-date and reliable information you need to find a show you’ll love. Need something for date night? For your Disney-obsessed little one? Not sure what to see? Don’t worry! Whatever your interests, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll also navigate you through how to get the best discounts and the coolest show merchandise and answer all the Broadway questions you never even knew to ask. Explore current and upcoming Broadway shows and a comprehensive list of Broadway theaters and discover your next obsession.
 | February 2025 THED Talks Podcast Social Media List Links to THED Talks Podcast Black Theatre Resources (this is not exhaustive, so feel free to contribute to the list!) Links to THED Talks Podcast Black Plays, Playwrights, and Actors (this is not exhaustive, so feel free to contribute to the list!) The Living Document "A call to action for a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive theater community that fully affirms and celebrates all artists, especially BIPOC artists." #BIPOCSwap "A growing list of plays, musicals, and acting method readings by BIPOC playwrights, composers, and theatremakers to “swap” in place of material typically used from the American theatre canon; based on similar themes and/or adaptations. A resource for theatre educators. " Alternative Canon "Non-Western plays, plays by people of color, by women and by queer writers from before 1945. Links to Anti-Racist Practices (this is not exhaustive, so feel free to contribute to the list!) |