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and it's only $29/month...
$9/mo. (forever) If you enroll by 5/31
What if you could meet routinely with colleagues face to face,
everyone sharing their experience and questions?
- Respectful of your time - no travel involved (aka Zoom).Sessions 60-90 minutes
- Periodic guest appearances on requested topics of special interest
- Moderated by author, mentor, and award-winning theatre educator, Chip Rome
I Believe We Are Stronger as a Community
Meet Online with Colleagues to Solve Problems & Share Solutions
Theatre Educators Network
1st Sunday & 3rd Wednesday evenings
9pmET, 8pmCT, 7pmMT, 6pmPT
Learn, Discover, Celebrate...Mentor, Advise, Inspire
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Zoom Meetups with Colleagues
Hosted by Chip Rome, author of Real-World Theatre Education
and get 20% off your next order from Pioneer Drama Service
"We are Each Others' Solutions"
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Theatre Educators Network
"We are Each Others' Solutions"
Live Online Forum for Drama Teachers / Directors
Hosted by Chip Rome, author of Real-World Theatre Education
Lose the Loneliness and Ease the Overwhelm
A place for mentoring, venting, asking questions and sharing trials and triumphs with people who actually "get it."
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and get 20% off your next order from Pioneer Drama Service
ATTN: Drama Teachers/Directors
Lose the Isolation and Ease the Overwhelm
Finally, a Place for Give and Take On The Issues That Matter to You!
Group Zoom Calls Hosted by Chip Rome, author of Real-World Theatre Education
Join theTheatre Educators Network
Mentoring, venting, asking questions and sharing trials and triumphs with people who actually "get it."
Yes! Tell me how to get on those calls!
"We are Each Others' Solutions"
and get 20% off your next order from Pioneer Drama Service
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$9/mo. when you enroll this summer
Meet routinely with colleagues face to face,
to mentor, vent, ask questions, celebrate wins
- Respectful of your time - no travel involved (aka Zoom). Sessions 60-90 minutes
- Periodic guest appearances on requested topics of special interest
- Moderated by author, mentor, and award-winning theatre educator, Chip Rome
Get this FREE BONUS - worth $97 - when you join today. Have better, safer and happier crews, ensembles..and you!
FAQs
Q: How do I join?
A: Click the blue Continue button. Enter a Password as instructed.
Pay your moolah, and get access to The Members Area!
Q: Will replays be available?
A: You bet! They'll be in the Members Area.
Q: Credit card info?...I have a Coupon code.
A: Those lines vanish when you Enter a Coupon then hit Apply button.
Q: How do I log on to the Zoom sessions?
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Q: What if I need to cancel? Or just have questions?
A: Just send your request to support@educationalstages.com
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Monthly Online Meetups
1st Sundays
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7pm MT
8pm CT
9pm ET
Monthly Online Meetups 1st Sundays & 3rd Wednesdays
6pm PT/ 7pm MT/ 8pm CT /9pm ET
Your Host - Chip Rome
★ 35 years as a theatre educator, small school in London & large school in Wash DC area, gr. 7-12
★ 200 shows...3000 students
★ Successful parent Booster groups
★ Toured to competitions, NYC and Scotland Fringe
★ Serves on Governing Board of Cappies, Int'l
★ Colleague Assistance Program partner
★ Now retired, ready and available to give back
With experience that varies from tiny private school to ginormous public school, there are few situations that haven't been encountered. I've got over 150 productions under my belt including straight plays, musicals, short plays, Shakespeare, improv and devised theatre. I figure I've taught around 3000 students and worked under a wide variety of administrators and different performance spaces. I introduced the Technical Theatre curriculum into our school system, and remain on the Governing Board of The Cappies, directing their awards gala at the John F Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. annually.
Working with teenagers is tricky business, and very rewarding, but filled with coping with their teen angst, dealing with their parents, satisfying administrators, and handling all the other stakeholders can be downright exhausting. But on good days, we get applause for our work. Lucky us!
I've been told I'm equally left and right brained, so I'm good at seeing both the details and the big picture. I get great pleasure from seeing others succeed through my guidance or efforts, and wanting to keep my years of experience relevant, I co-authored Real-World Theatre Education with Zoe Dillard, and am proud that it's currently used in Theatre Education programs at universities across the country. Said one theatre supervisor, "Invaluable! Every theatre teacher, whether new or seasoned, should be furnished with this jam-packed compendium of the very best suggestions, solutions and warnings for navigating life in the theatre classroom."
And now, since retiring from full time teaching and directing, I look forward to opportunties to assist my theatre colleagues however I can. I now have time you don't, that can be put toward planning and helping, instead of just putting out brush fires as you do. On the other hand, I understand your tight schedule, and that flexibility is an important ingredient for us to work together successfully.
As to cost, our work together is professional development that may be funded by your Boosters, school or drama department funds instead of your own pocket. In any case, we'll keep it reasonable.