Hello, readers! I neglected to mention in my last post, so I'm here now to mention, that the Pop of Pedagogy posts are going to enjoy a...

Kenneth Lonergan was on to something when he wrote This is Our Youth. 1982 was a year that provided uncertainty for older teens; Dennis,...

Whelp, I’ve seen it again. Cats, the musical adaptation of T.S. Eliot’s poems purred its way through Fresno for a two-night stand last...

Mind Shift is an excellent podcast for anyone in education. First, it is produced by KQED, a widely-trusted name in the support of...

We teachers have the key and the training and, for most of us, the experience to anticipate what students need and how to make curriculum...

Anna Ouyang Moench’s play, Man of God, serves as Fresno State’s return to in-person productions, and what a spunky yet poignant selection...

Once a month I will review a book/podcast/article, etc. that I feel is relevant to the classroom. Some piece of material that we as...

It was 2017, the week before the Tonys. I was jetlagged, a couple of beers and too much caffeine in, and it was raining. I headed to The...

A nine-person Little Mermaid; that’s all I needed to know to get me to Lucky Penny Productions, who have kicked off their re-opening to...

I may just be a Theatre teacher, but I’ve been privy to various classroom management systems in my now-three years of classroom teaching....

It’s a big, bright, beautiful world as live theatre returns to Sierra Repertory Theatre, bringing a talented cast and wonderful technical...

This week serves as the start of my first month into my third year of teaching. Time sure does fly. I feel like it was just yesterday I...

Hello! Going forward, all reviews will be posted here on this page. However, I have kept my previous Tumblr account active so all...