The DTEA rounds up the manifesto demands for the Creative, Cultural & Education sectors ahead of the UK General Election 2024

Industry complains of a chronic skills shortage in areas such as communication and creativity. Yet our education system places little...

Key Points Even if the material is dark, difficult, or challenging, ask yourself whether joy sits at the heart of the play. If you ever...

Last summer, Drama & Theatre Education Alliance (DTEA) raised the subject of Drama and Cultural Education, feeling that the arts in the...

Press Release 17 March 2022 Seize The Day Initiative DTEA Campaign For World Theatre Day For Children And Young People A Drama & Theatre...

DCMS Committee has opened a call for evidence for a new inquiry into the role of culture in the levelling up agenda. The DCMS Committee...

Cultural Education around the world – What is the place of Drama and Theatre? Join the conversation on 20 October 2021 There is a concern...

On 27th April, 2021, The DTEA’s Primary Drama sub-group held a consultation with primary teachers and head teachers who have proven...

The The Drama and Theatre Education Alliance (DTEA) strongly disagrees with the first three questions in the consultation document. As an...

Children are at the heart of our charity. We wish that society and politicians would do the same, and put children first. The current...

At the start of November, we began piloting the Arts Backpack in six Fife primary schools. We are working with ten teachers and around...

Our friends and colleagues at ASSITEJ are engaged in the European Theatre Forum 2020 that takes place this week from Wednesday to Friday....

In memory of the late Sir Ken Robinson, who was a friend to some of our members, we thought we would share a couple of brilliant, witty,...