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In Performance Making: a pedagogy for..., Anna Furse draws on decades of experience as a theatre maker and educator to articulate a rigorous approach to teaching performance creation. The book moves beyond directing or acting manuals to focus on the generative process of making new work. Furse outlines a pedagogical framework that integrates embodied practice, critical reflection, and collaborative devising. Chapters likely cover workshop structures, improvisation as research, dramaturgical thinking, and methods for giving feedback and assessment. Rather than prescribing a single method, Furse encourages teachers to adapt principles to their own contexts. The text balances theoretical underpinnings with concrete studio exercises, making it a valuable resource for those who train the next generation of performance makers. It addresses the challenges of facilitating student-led creativity while ensuring academic rigour and safety.
This book is essential for drama and performance lecturers in higher education, particularly those teaching devising, contemporary performance, or practice-as-research. Workshop facilitators, community theatre leaders, and artist-educators will find its pedagogical frameworks adaptable. Postgraduate students in theatre and performance studies, especially those preparing to teach, will benefit from Furse's reflective approach. It also suits curriculum designers seeking to embed creative process and critical reflection into performance programmes.
- ✓ Provides a clear, adaptable pedagogical framework for teaching performance making
- ✓ Balances theoretical rigour with practical studio exercises and examples
- ✓ Written by an experienced practitioner-educator with deep insight into creative process
- ✓ Addresses assessment and feedback strategies specific to devised performance
- ✓ Encourages reflective practice and critical thinking in both teachers and students
- ✗ May be too specialised for general drama teachers focused on text-based theatre
- ✗ Assumes some prior experience in facilitating performance workshops
- ✗ Limited focus on digital or interdisciplinary performance contexts
- ✗ Some readers may want more concrete lesson plans rather than principles
- ✗ Not a step-by-step curriculum; requires adaptation to specific settings
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