Create an inspiring drama classroom, studio or rehearsal space with our Theatre History Posters. Choose from a range of theatre traditions and movements to build a coordinated set that reflects your curriculum and your students’ interests.
Each poster brings together information in a clear, visually engaging format, helping students explore how theatre has developed across different cultures, periods and approaches to performance.
Use your posters to introduce an unfamiliar theatre style, refresh key terminology or spark ideas for practical work. Display contrasting traditions side by side to encourage comparison, or group your selection around a particular topic or scheme of work.
Organised sections make it easy for students to explore key information:
Theatre history — origins, influences and development
Key features and conventions — what makes each style distinctive
Space and staging — performance spaces and the relationship with the audience
Acting style — approaches to voice, movement and character
Design elements — the role of costume, set, sound, lighting or masks
Stories and themes — the subjects and ideas explored through performance
Mix and match 12 posters from the following titles:
Agitprop Theatre
Beijing Opera
Broadway Musicals
Comedy of Manners
Commedia dell’arte
Epic Theatre
Greek Theatre
Kabuki
Medieval Theatre
Naturalism
Noh Theatre
Renaissance Theatre
Roman Theatre
Theatre of Cruelty
Theatre of the Absurd
Victorian Melodrama
Available in A2 or A1, each poster is printed on professional matte art-grade vinyl paper. A rip-proof, waterproof finish and UV-protective coating provide a durable display for your learning environment.
Create an inspiring drama classroom, studio or rehearsal space with our Theatre History Posters. Choose from a range of theatre traditions and movements to build a coordinated set that reflects your curriculum and your students’ interests.
Each poster brings together information in a clear, visually engaging format, helping students explore how theatre has developed across different cultures, periods and approaches to performance.
Use your posters to introduce an unfamiliar theatre style, refresh key terminology or spark ideas for practical work. Display contrasting traditions side by side to encourage comparison, or group your selection around a particular topic or scheme of work.
Organised sections make it easy for students to explore key information:
Theatre history — origins, influences and development
Key features and conventions — what makes each style distinctive
Space and staging — performance spaces and the relationship with the audience
Acting style — approaches to voice, movement and character
Design elements — the role of costume, set, sound, lighting or masks
Stories and themes — the subjects and ideas explored through performance
Mix and match 12 posters from the following titles:
Agitprop Theatre
Beijing Opera
Broadway Musicals
Comedy of Manners
Commedia dell’arte
Epic Theatre
Greek Theatre
Kabuki
Medieval Theatre
Naturalism
Noh Theatre
Renaissance Theatre
Roman Theatre
Theatre of Cruelty
Theatre of the Absurd
Victorian Melodrama
Available in A2 or A1, each poster is printed on professional matte art-grade vinyl paper. A rip-proof, waterproof finish and UV-protective coating provide a durable display for your learning environment.
