Inspiring Resources for Arts Educators & Learners
Welcome to the ISTA Store – your one-stop shop for specialist posters, cards, handbooks, and more. Our resources are created to spark creativity, enrich classrooms, and support arts learning worldwide, with downloadable options and global shipping available.
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IB DP Film Student Handbook
By Sharon Lacoste McDonagh & Mike Bindon
Packed with practical exercises, assessment tips, and aligned with the IB film guide, it supports both individual and collaborative work. Written by film education experts, it encourages inquiry-based exploration and globally-minded filmmaking. -
IB DP Theatre Student Handbook
By Dinos Aristidou & Mike Bindon
Aligned with the IB theatre guide, it features creative exercises, assessment tips, and space for journaling. Designed to support both independent and collaborative learning through inquiry-based exploration. -
Adventures in Theatre - The ISTA Method Book
Edited by Dinos Aristidou
Packed with games, activities, and ready-to-use lessons, Adventures in Theatre – The ISTA Method offers inspiration for classroom practice at any level. Designed to spark creativity and support ensemble-based learning.
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Discover a vibrant new arts SCENE
SCENE Magazine is a vibrant publication that celebrates the rich tapestry of international theatre, arts practice, and pedagogy. Each issue offers readers an inspiring journey into the heart of global creativity and innovation.
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ISTA Ensemble and Company members enjoy a 10% discount in the ISTA Store! Save on our growing collection of classroom resources, merchandise, and educational materials to support your teaching and learning.
A State of Becoming By Dinos Aristidou and Neil Farrelly
A State of Becoming is a collaboration between theatre-maker Neil Farrelly and the late Dinos Aristidou, visionary educator and former ISTA Executive Director. First conceived with hesitation, the project grew into a compact, thought-provoking book. Since Dinos’s passing in 2023, it has gained deeper resonance, reflecting their shared philosophy of personal reflection. Cherished by readers and Dinos’s family, it continues to serve as a powerful tool for meaningful engagement.