Media & Events
February 12, 2026
Stage It is a finalist at the Music & Drama Education Awards 2026 in the Outstanding Drama Education Resource Category! The awards celebrate the extraordinary contribution made by professionals, schools, companies, charities and other organisations in the lives of others through music and drama education. Learn more | See the finalists.
Summer 2025
Read Floyd Rumohr’s article, “Staccato/Legato Movement and Speech”, in Word Matters, the journal of the Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama. Subscribe to Word Matters by contacting editor@stsd.co.uk.
International Arts Education Week: May 19-25, 2025
The International Arts Education Week aims to increase the international community’s awareness of the importance of arts education to reinforce its co-operation by promoting cultural diversity, intercultural dialogue and social cohesion. Learn more.
Author Floyd Rumohr describes how “imagination takes flight” for 2025 International Arts Education Week in this one-minute video.
December 20, 2024
Julie Ferin of The National Association of Community College Teacher Education Programs (NACCTEP) interviews Floyd Rumohr on the podcast NACCTEP Now and explores engaging all students in the classroom, debunking myths about Shakespeare, and establishing a “field of knowing” using developmental themes for children ages 9-12.
Winter 2024
Word Matters, the publication of the Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama, features chapter summaries and photos of Stage It activities in action. Subscribe to Word Matters by contacting editor@stsd.co.uk.
December 11, 2024
Heard in 78 countries, THED Talks is a podcast is hosted by Dr. Jimmy Chrismon, Associate Professor of Theatre Teacher Education at Illinois State University. This interview with author and arts education leader, Floyd Rumohr, explores acting as a developmentally appropriate pedagogy for students ages 9-12 and more! Visit the THED Talks website to listen or for more information.
March 6, 2024
The Neil Haley Show airs on over 150 stations worldwide reaching a weekly audience of over 5 million listeners. Neil and Floyd discuss theater-making in the classroom and more.