Drama and Theatre Education Alliance Responds to Removal of Higher Education Funding for Creative and Performing Arts Courses The Drama and Theatre Education Alliance (DTEA) is deeply concerned by the Government's decision to remove Strategic Priorities Grant funding from performing and creative arts courses within higher education. This decision sends a troubling message about the value of creativity within our education system and risks undermining one of the United Kingdom

The DTEA welcomes the recommendation in the Independent Review of ACE

Improving the curriculum and assessment system. The Department For Education is seeking views from stakeholders to share their...

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

The Curve Theatre, Leicester, has published a report on the impact of creative engagement on young people. Based on a year-long project,...

The DTEA launch it's Seize The Day initative at the House of Lords

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...

Teaching is a rewarding profession. Teaching young people Drama is a privilege! SCITED (Standing Committee of Initial Teacher Education...

There is now limited availability for the For/With/By Symposium, part of the For/With/By Festival of European Youth Theatre, so please...