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Kristyl Tift, right, participates in a discussion with the audience after “Teachers Tell All: Theatre for Social Change in Our Educational Communities” at the Cellar Theater on the UGA campus.

Teachers took to the stage Friday on the University of Georgia campus, dramatizing issues they and their students face in Georgia classrooms, reported a story in the July 20 Athens Banner-Herald.

The audience was mainly teachers enrolled in UGA summer classes, like the teacher-actors in Friday’s skits, which were created and performed by students in a summer school class taught by Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor, a professor of language and literacy education, and Emily Sahakian, a professor in UGA’s theatre and French departments.