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At DramaWay we provide process-based arts programs that facilitate social and life-skills development. We are dedicated to providing unique creative programs that help participants expand their artistic skills and grow as individuals in a structured, non-competitive, inspirational atmosphere. DramaWay programs span the realm of the fine arts. Programs offered include theatre, dance, film, music, visual arts and even puppetry. All programs are created, geared and modified to suit individuals of all abilities. We specialize in working with individuals who have special needs.
DramaWay was founded by Danielle Strnad, Theatre Artist and Arts Educator in 1999. Danielle saw an opportunity in the community to provide creative-arts programs, emphasizing a uniquely compassionate, process-oriented approach to educational arts programming for individuals of all abilities with special-needs. Danielle’s philosophy of putting participants needs first, remains the backbone of DramaWay.
DramaWay has grown from running one small drama program with 5 participants, to currently hosting 14 programs that span the realm of the fine arts servicing over 400 individuals on a weekly basis across the GTA.
DramaWay is an approved TDSB Partner. DramaWay’s tailor-made programs and workshops have been offered and are presently running at a multitude of organizations including TDSB schools, Montessori and Nursery schools, Day programs such as A.I.M Halton, Pegasus Community Project, L.I.N.K.S at Variety Village, Community Living Mississauga & Burlington, Little Yogini and Addus, among others. DramaWay programs and workshops complement and enhance curriculum and programming while helping schools and organizations to reach their own goals.
Lungs, a hyper-minimalist drama written by Duncan Macmillan, is coming to Hatbox Theatre from November 10th through the 19th. Don't miss this thought-provoking play about a couple's decision to have a child in the age of climate collapse. Tickets available at www.hatboxnh.com.
Jay Michaels Global Communications and the New York institution, the Drama Book Shop, join forces once again to bring you an enlightening and entertaining chat with a prominent member of the NY arts community.
NYC actor, and producer Edward Miskie has had one Broadway dream realized. No, it’s not a place on one of the great stages of the city, but a place on one of the great shelves of New York City’s premiere bookstores. Miskie’s book Cancer, Musical Theatre, & Other Chronic Illnesses secured a spot next to some of the Broadway greats over the weekend at the famed Drama Book Shop on West 39th Street.
Gravitas Ventures, a Red Arrow Studios company, has acquired the exclusive North American to the action drama The Way, directed, written and produced by award-winning filmmaker Dastan Khalili of Alliance of Light Films.
Queens is a hip-hop-themed drama from Zahir McGhee that stars Eve, Naturi Naughton, Nadine Velazquez and Brandy as four women in their 40s who reunite as their ‘90s group the Nasty Bitches for a chance to recapture their fame.
The 5X5 Drama Series was founded in 2016 to bring great new plays beyond the footlights and into nontraditional spaces like breweries, rooftops, and taverns to provide an immersive and unique audience experience. The 90-minute program consists of 5 short plays performed by 5 casts and is performed in all 5 boroughs. Fulfilling one of our core beliefs to make theatre more accessible to all, 5X5 brings the stage directly to the people in the spaces where they gather, learn and relax. Best of all, tickets are available on a suggested donation basis. Seating is very limited. For reservations and performance times, visit www.theatreeast.org.
According to CNN, the Black Lives Matter movement serves as the inspiration for the upcoming Netflix Drama 'Seven Seconds' written by Veena Sud. The show also focuses on the the flaws of the justice system and how this contributed to the start of the Black Lives Matter movement.
The University of Washington School of Drama's season opener is Lynn Nottage's sharp, irreverent look at racism and Black female ambition in Hollywood, By the Way, Meet Vera Stark.
The University of Washington School of Drama's season opener is Lynn Nottage's sharp, irreverent look at racism and Black female ambition in Hollywood, By the Way, Meet Vera Stark.
On The Way Pictures in Association with YV Media is proud to announce the release of JERICHO'S ROSE, a gripping drama starring Dennis Delemar, Deneisha Harris, and London Harrison and is written and directed by Dennis Delemar.