Drama NSW Podcast

Innovative educational environments with Amy Murphy

Amy Murphy

Amy is an exceptional Drama teacher who shares her insights into teaching in an innovative educational environment and her experience of Drama teaching.

Innovation and Drama Pedagogy with Cathereine Grootenboer

CJ

Catherine Grootenboer is an innovative Drama teacher. We explore her Drama teaching journey, her insights into Drama pedagogy and her workshop at the Drama Australia conference.

Primary school Drama and literacy strategies with Kathleen Rourke

Kathleen Rourke

In this Drama NSW podcast we are in conversation with Kathleen Rourke. A primary school Drama teacher who uses Drama to enhance the literacy in her classrooms. She explains the importance of literacy and some useful ways we can unlock literacy strategies in any classrooms.

DramaNSW Podcast Special- & Juliet-Naomi Edwards

 In a DramaNSW special we chat to Naomi Edwards the Australian associate Director of acclaimed musical  &Juliet 

Research and Rural experiences with Katy Walsh

Katy Walsh

Katy is a Drama teacher and academic talks about her latest research explores post COVID collaboration. We explore her Drama teaching journey, teaching in a rural setting and her insights into her Drama research. 

President of DRAMANSW- Kelly Young

Kelly Young

Kelly is the Drama NSW president. In this podcast we are in conversation about her Drama teaching journey, her role at Sydney Theatre Company in education and what it is like being a president of Drama NSW.

DramaNSW Dianne MacDonald

Di Mac

In this episode we are in conversation with Dianne MacDonald or as we all know her DiMac. She is a renowned Drama teacher, actor and mentor for so many of us. We explore her Drama teaching career, Dramatic experiences and her advice to teachers.

DRAMANSW Introduction 2024

An introduction to Drama NSW podcast series for 2024

Teachers and Theatre Companies

In this episode Sonia speaks to Amy Matthews who has experience working with teachers to help them get the best out of theatre companies. They discuss the resources that teachers can tap into, how theatre companies can take our students to the next level and what we can do as teachers to support the theatre world. 

Studies in Drama and Theatre - The Voice of Women in Theatre

In this episode Sonia interviews Nicole James about the relatively new unit called The Voice of Women in Theatre. They speak about why the unit is so relevant now, how to break down the rubric, why context is important and more.