World Scenography 1975-1990 is the first volume in a series of large-format, lavishly illustrated books documenting and contextualising significant contemporary theatrical design worldwide. If you are looking for a book full of beautiful images which really help to inspire your students and bring the world of stage design to life.. then this is it. A valuable addition to any bookshelf and one which you will spend hours browsing through yourself! Learn More

Struggling to get your students up off their feet? Wanting some quick, inspiring, fun drama exercises to inject energy in to the lesson? This collection of over one hundred exercises is the perfect solution. We guarantee that you will reach for this at the beginning of every lesson!

Written specifically for secondary school drama teachers, this book offers a wealth of drama scenarios to provoke fun and challenging improvisations. With improvisation being used in so many drama classrooms, this book provides you with fresh ideas to use on a daily basis with scenarios created to capture the imagination of teenagers and draw upon their contemporary knowledge. Whether it be X Factor, Minecraft or the Kardashians, these improvisation starters will engage all young people. Learn More

Here at EHd we are big fans of the playwright Dennis Kelly (The man behind DNA and the RSC adaptation of Matilda). His new play is up to his usual standards and would be great to use with Year 7s. Learn More

Perfect to use alongside any production in which your students are looking to experiment with film and video. Learn More

Acclaimed as one of the classics of 20th century children's literature, this is a great text choice for your key stage three classes. Learn More

A great choice for key stage three.

Suggested by the poem "Jabberwocky", the play is set in the fantasy world of Lewis Carroll's 'Alice' stories. Shortlisted in Scottish and Welsh playwriting competitions, one judge commented "it has the same delightfully confusing dialogue of Carroll's work and brings back fond memories of reading these stories as a child. Wonderfully cryptic nonsensical moments as well as moments of philosophical clarity made me smile and wonder. This play will go down a treat with children and adults alike."
An ideal play for young people to perform, or for adults to perform to a young audience. Learn More

Here are fifty fantastic speeches for women, all written since the year 2000, by some of our most exciting dramatic voices. Learn More

Here are fifty fantastic speeches for men, all written since the year 2000, by some of our most exciting dramatic voices. Learn More

A lovely choice for your GCSE or A-Level students. Some great opportunities for inventive monologue work, the chance to explore surreal drama and a brilliant challenge to stretch your more able students. Learn More