June 2013 (UTC) 
 :::Hi, I tend to think this Bibliodrama may be notable. (But then, I lean to the inclusionist side.) Rationale, in no particular order: 
 :::*Excerpt from personal website of one Tamar Pelleg: 
 ::::Bibliodrama draws some of its techniques from Psychodrama, a method of group therapy originated by J.L.Moreno (1941), in which group members explore, in action, the roles they play in their various relationships. This action-based role exploration helps participants gain insights into their beliefs and behavior patterns. Bibliodrama was created and developed by Dr. Peter Pitzele of NYC in the early 1980's, and is now recognized as a principal methodology in the field of contemporary Midrash. 
 ::::Pelleg has taught Hebrew at the U. of Maryland and at Geo. Washington U. (Independently verifiable.) 
 :::*Peter Pitzele is for real, but not notable. 
 :::*Professor Björn Krondorfer at St. Mary's College of Maryland heads up a Bibliodrama workshop, which seems to be international in scope. 
 :::*Numerous links to German sites, including de.Wikipedia. 

 :::Mmm, but, the more I look, the less notable it seems. Interesting, though. I would include it in en.Wikipedia, but I couldn't put up a worthy fight against deletion.   05:45, 13