A Customizable, Student Directed Introduction to Theater Curriculum
Get Your Act Together is a comprehensive Introduction to Theater curriculum that caters to the unique needs of upper middle and high school homeschooled students as it guides them through the modern process of how a show is made. With an emphasis on worldview and literary analysis, students will gain an appreciation for the performing arts and a practical understanding of theater while fulfilling their required fine arts credit. Through assignments and activities, students will receive hands on experience in every theater profession including playwrighting, directing, stage management, design, and acting.
 
About the Assignments & Activites Companion
Get Your Act Together is written to the student and can be used for independent learners or collaboratively with families. The material is co-op friendly including group discussions, activities, and games. 
 
Versatile
Scalable 
Assignments, projects, & games that promote real experience, not busy work
Dozens of consumable worksheets
Options for each daily assignments 
Optional Capstone project
Chapter tests & grading rubrics
 
Our goal
We want to invest in students so they can gain an understanding of the transformative power of theater and appreciate this art form that shapes culture. As Christians, it is our hope that you will view theater as a place to ponder beauty and to probe how God would have us live and respond to this world and to Him. Whether you audition for a show, support actors behind the scenes, or simply attend a performance or watch a movie snuggled up at home, we hope you will appreciate those who set the foundation for what we so easily enjoy today. We hope you engage with the messages that you encounter and that you understand the powerful technique of storytelling – not just for yourself but for others and most importantly to point people to the truth of the gospel of Christ. We hope you’ll find and tell stories that will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you understand better who God made you to be. May His story become part of your story.