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  1. The Theatre School at DePaul University, previously the Goodman School of Drama (also known as TTS and GSD, respectively) is the drama school of DePaul University. Its first class was conducted at the Art Institute of Chicago on January 5, 1925, the Goodman School was associated with the Goodman Theatre. The school officially became part of ...

  2. The Theatre School at DePaul University was founded as the Goodman School of Drama in 1925. Our history begins with three seemingly separate events occurring in Chicago in the early 20th century: DePaul’s Department of Drama is created; a magnificent Broadway-style theatre is built; and a young playwright’s passions for theatre lead to his ...

  3. The current DePaul University School of Drama owes its history to the Goodman School created in 1922, which served as an integral part of the Goodman until the 1970s and still enjoys a connection.

  4. fessional schools in the world. Throughout its existence it has prominently contributed to the American theatre by producing carefully trained actors, designers, directors, teachers, and tech-nicians. In any season there is hardly a produc-tion on Broadway or off in which the Goodman is not represented either by alumni who have

    • Contextualizingdrama Education in Schools
    • Examples of Formalized Drama Curriculum Documents
    • Issues in Drama as Curriculum in Schools

    It is important to put drama education in schools in historical and geographic contexts. Twentieth-century theorists and practitioners challenged a dominant view of drama as an extracurricular activity in schools or as an adjunct to the study of Literature. Anderson (Anderson, 2012), building on Bolton’s (Bolton, 2007) A History of Drama Education:...

    Drama and curriculum and schools can be understood through at least two different lenses: curriculum documents themselves and their translation of curriculum intentions into action in classroom practice. Where drama has been formalized into curriculum—for example, in New Zealand, Ontario, Australia and the USA—there is an observable curriculum cons...

    However, it is important to note the argument that these curriculum documents and initiatives can be considered reductionist. O’Connor (O’Connor, 2009) sounded warning bells of the frustration of “nearly all that attracted me to drama and sustained me was either compromised or lost, so that now drama was like everything else … the heart, mind and s...

  5. In 1931, Maurice Gnesin became head of the Goodman School of Drama, and under his direction it began to resemble an academic theater department. For the next 25 years Gnesin and Itkin developed the mission and curriculum of the school.

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  7. Oct 14, 2020 · Many who have trained at British drama schools over the past 50 years have benefited from their training and valued it, finding that what they learned in a church hall in Chalk Farm or a...

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