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Recommended Reading:
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Young Playwrights 101: A Practical Guide for Young Playwrights and Those Who Teach Them Jonathan Dorf, 2005 |
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Backwards & Forwards: A Technical Manual for Reading Plays David Ball, 1998 |
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A Practical Handbook for the Actor Melissa Bruder, 1986 |
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Teaching Young Playwrights Gerald Chapman, 1990 |
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Playwrights on Playwriting Toby Cole, 1961 |
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The
Art of Dramatic Writing... Lagos Egri, 1960 |
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Perfect 10: Writing and Producing the 10-Minute Play Gary Garrison, 2001 |
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| Playwriting: How to Write for the Theater Bernard Grebanier, 1961 |
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The Art & Craft of Playwriting Jeffrey Hatcher, 1996 |
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O Solo Homo: The New Queer Performance Hughes & Roman, 1998 |
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| The Dramatic Imagination ... (2nd edition) Robert Edmond Jones, 2004 |
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| Papers on Playmaking Brander Matthews, 1957 |
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The Playwright's Process: ... Today's Leading Dramatists Buzz McLaughlin, 1997 |
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NTC’s Dictionary of Theatre & Drama Terms Jonnie Patricia Mobley, 1992 |
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| Creating Theater: The Professionals' Approach to New Plays Morrow and Pike, 1986 |
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Getting Your Acts Together ... Step by Step ... Plays to the School Market Frank Priore, 1997 |
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The Dramatist's Toolkit ... Jeffrey Sweet, 1993 |
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The Comic Toolbox: How to Be Funny Even If You're Not John Vorhaus, 1994 |
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Playwriting Master Class: The Personality of Process & the Art of Rewriting Michael Wright, 2000 |
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