Whether it's acting in a school theater group, in a senior center, or as a social project with young people, theater education is everywhere. It creates unique experiences within a group and imparts a variety of important skills. What appears easy and playful in the end involves a lot of craftsmanship and sometimes hard work for the theater educator. Jessica Höhn, an experienced theater educator herself, has now compiled the first compendium from practice for practice. She describes the needs and qualities of different target groups, presents classics from the facilitator's toolbox, as well as useful methods and exercises, and offers tips for delicate group situations. An indispensable guide that both seasoned theater makers and beginners can continually refer to.