Drama Teachers Play Never Have I Ever

Drama Teachers answer frequently asked questions about their experiences in theatre!

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[samanthacrevellari]

"It wouldn't be theater without something going wrong". I FELT THAT.

[katiebohan]

I’m convinced that drama teachers are the perfect example of chaotic good

[Nimmka]

Love how he says Macbeth even though she was very obviously avoiding it

[belmarshall]

“i have not, i feel like that compromises my integrity and...”
*other guy turns his to i have*

[orsonteckman]

Drama teachers play splat, wink murder or a different drama game

[Benni]

“Never have I ever had something go wrong on stage”
COME ON BUZZFEED SOMETHING GOES WRONG AT EVERY DAMN SHOW! 😂😂

[auntyea]

they didn’t ask “never have i ever picked favorites” because they knew all of them would say they haven’t even though it’s a lie :P


this sounds mean- i was one of my directors favorites, i just think it’s funny they all deny it when the cast list has the same names every time LOL)

[fieonshakespearenut]

I like blue shirt guy with jeans and red dress lady.

[potatomatop]

She sells seashells by the seashore:
Never i have ever: i'm about to end your career

[leoalexander]

the girl in the red shirt (not the dress, the shirt) was capping fr and you could tell

[abbybri]

tommy looks like the middle aged version of evan hansen tbh...

[katelynatwood]

2:57
My brother was in a play in Highschool about American history. He played JFK, he spent what felt like years memorizing one of his speeches. It was super long and had a lot of words that felt big at the time 🤣. Right in the middle of his speech however he got a nosebleed. He was obviously in costume therefore had a pocket handkerchief on his suit. He held his nose and finished the speech. It was OBVIOUSLY not planned and the audience was super confused but the director almost cried at his dedication to stay on stage. Stuff happens, the show must go on. The other performances however went well and he had his moment to shine.

[zacelk]

Erik’s a sexy badass for saying the name to that Scottish play

[StevenandStefanie]

Want the people in my department to play this game. Specifically the pre-casting question

[jenniferri]

I went back to my high school the year after I graduated to see their run of the Scottish play and I was so terrified for the entire performance. Also the guy playing the lead had been our Puck in Midsummer when he was a FRESHMAN (and had been amazing) and for this one he was a senior and seeing how much he’d improved was astonishing.

[annabudman]

When one of the people in the video has been your director in the past...

[rb-lbqz]

I have two things that have happened in our play
1. I was standing behind one of the sets because I had just come off stage, and they were closing the curtains for intermission. And our set was four canvases standing up, and as they shut the curtain one of them got caught and I had to sprint out on stage and lunge to go grab it from falling.
2. We were doing beauty and the beast for our play, and somebody moved the mirror from its spot on our prop table, so the beast improvised and grabbed a piece of bread, and kept going with the same lines, just a different prop.

[maevedoyle]

His hesitation before he said Macbeth 😂

[surgelafleur]

i do drama at my school and i’m not shocked at all that these teachers did some of this stuff

[FagOfTheForest]

I can't believe that guy said Macbeth like it was nothing