April 1
Photo by Headway on Unsplash After one week in my virtual classroom in March of 2020, I was floundering. I was faced with students not having reliable internet connections, their books were in their lockers at school and not at home, they...
April 1
Join ISTA member teachers Tim Reid (US), David Stein (Poland) and Lizzie Hodge (Cambodia) when they talk about not only their own challenges when having gone from live to digital teaching but also their students’ as well as when they discuss the...
April 1
From middle school theatre to social justice, tune in to hear ISTA alumni Dash Okolovich and Teddy Chan’s thoughts on politics, queer visual arts and representation in the media. Share_ISTA · ISTA Podcast // Episode #7: Life, love and longing...
April 1
On my first day in Warsaw, I ran to Savior Square to see The Rainbow. It is an art installation: a giant rainbow sculpture made of flowers that arches across this square, in the shadow of a huge catholic church, one of the hundreds of catholic...
March 1
For March’s Behind the Scenes we got three freelance ISTA artists together to talk about what life has been like for them since the pandemic started. We welcome you to a wonderful podcast with Greg Pliska (US), Jess Thorpe (UK) and Shane Jones...
March 1
It can start with a toe tap, a finger sway or a shoulder shrug and suddenly, before you know it, you are up and moving to the music and beat of Bollywood dance and music. The style is a mashup of dance forms so it is easy to see why this dance form...
March 1
Originally posted www.seemia.com/blog/author/Robin-Paley-Yorke on 17th May 2018. Edited 21st February 2020. Cover photo credit: Evros _ The Crossing River, Seemia Theatre. Photo by Mina Toluei Azar Seemia Theatre, an international ensemble...
March 1
Since early in 2020 we have been allocating resources to an ‘educate ourselves’ programme in relation to diversity, equity and inclusion. Educating ourselves as individuals as well as an organisation. This has included the formation of a working...