Books and Resources

There are several good texts available on the market for anyone wanting to work with drama in a variety of contexts including some written and/or published by Arts On The Move. We have a small sample available in the shop with more available in our bookstore.

Drama Games Compendium 1

by Alison Chaplin

Contains 50 simple, fun, drama games for any occasion, class or group, and covering a range of activity levels: Vigorous; Calmer; Verbal and Creative. Many include ideas for follow-on or variations, and each game also specifies the amount of space and any equipment required to play it. However, the majority of games in this Compendium require little or no equipment - so are excellent ‘any time, any place, anywhere’ games!

ISBN:	n/a
Price:	£8.50 plus p&p

Structuring Drama Work

by Jonothan Neelands edited by Tony Goode

This is a practical handbook for drama teachers and youth theatre workers. It offers a whole range of theatrical ‘conventions’ to help initiate, focus and develop dramatic activity - whether in a workshop situation or as part of an active exploration of texts. A description of each convention is supported by references to its cultural connections, its learning opportunities and some examples of its use.

[Published by Cambridge University Press]

ISBN:	0-521-37635-1
Price:	£17.50 plus p&p