Luke Yankee (California State University, Fullerton, USA)
The Art of Writing for the Theatre
An Introduction to Script Analysis, Criticism, and Playwriting
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Luke Yankee (California State University, Fullerton, USA)
The Art of Writing for the Theatre
An Introduction to Script Analysis, Criticism, and Playwriting
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Filled with practical advice from an award-winning playwright, and a range of resources to guide you in the craft and business of theatre writing, The Art of Writing for the Theatre provides everything you need to write like a seasoned theatre professional, including: * how to analyze and break down a script * how to write a wide range of plays * how to critique a play and a theatre production * how to construct and craft essays, cover letters, theatrical resumes, and applications Accompanying online resources include examples, worksheets, and exercises.
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Filled with practical advice from an award-winning playwright, and a range of resources to guide you in the craft and business of theatre writing, The Art of Writing for the Theatre provides everything you need to write like a seasoned theatre professional, including: * how to analyze and break down a script * how to write a wide range of plays * how to critique a play and a theatre production * how to construct and craft essays, cover letters, theatrical resumes, and applications Accompanying online resources include examples, worksheets, and exercises.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Introductions to Theatre
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 156mm x 235mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 350g
- ISBN-13: 9781350155572
- ISBN-10: 1350155578
- Artikelnr.: 62813378
- Introductions to Theatre
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 156mm x 235mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 350g
- ISBN-13: 9781350155572
- ISBN-10: 1350155578
- Artikelnr.: 62813378
Luke Yankee is a professional playwright, director, author, producer, the Head of Playwriting at California State University, Fullerton, USA, and an adjunct faculty member at Chapman University, USA.
Note on the Text Introduction 1. Script Analysis Why Do We Need Script
Analysis? Definitions and Terms for Script Analysis Freytag's Pyramid and
the Dramatic Arc A Crash Course in Aristotle's Poetics Script Analysis
Exercises Exercises 2. Playwriting The Elements of Playwriting What Does
"Show, Don't Tell" Mean? The Significance of Exposition The Good Title Test
The Mechanics of Writing a Play How Do You Start? How To Write a Ten-Minute
Play Other Play Formats Conclusion Exercises 3. Criticism The "Why" of
Theatre Criticism "I Liked it" Doesn't Matter Writing a Critique for a Play
"Why Am I Bored? A Sample Critique Criticism as Entertainment Remember:
Artists Have Feelings, Too When to Keep it to Yourself What to Look for
When Writing a Critique Critiquing Other Forms Exercises 4. The Interviews:
Conversations with Acclaimed Playwrights, Critics, Librettists, and
Lyricists A Series of Master Classes On Starting Out "What Should I Write
About?" On Structure A Writer's Process Readings and Play Development On
Taking Advice on your Script On Collaboration On Writing Musicals On the
Writer as "The Outsider Looking In" On Critics and Theatre Criticism Advice
for New Writers What Do You Love About the Theatre? 5. The Brass Tacks:
Practical Tools of Writing for the Theatre The "How To" Of A Writer's Life
Read, See, and Hear Theatre Blogs Submission Opportunities for Playwrights
Cover Letters for Writers.and Beyond Living Room Readings: The Value of
Free Pizza Virtual Presentations A Map of Relationships Opening Night Cards
and Gratitude Letters: A Lost Art Exercises Conclusion Further Reading
Notes Biographies of Interviewees Special Thanks About the Author Index
Analysis? Definitions and Terms for Script Analysis Freytag's Pyramid and
the Dramatic Arc A Crash Course in Aristotle's Poetics Script Analysis
Exercises Exercises 2. Playwriting The Elements of Playwriting What Does
"Show, Don't Tell" Mean? The Significance of Exposition The Good Title Test
The Mechanics of Writing a Play How Do You Start? How To Write a Ten-Minute
Play Other Play Formats Conclusion Exercises 3. Criticism The "Why" of
Theatre Criticism "I Liked it" Doesn't Matter Writing a Critique for a Play
"Why Am I Bored? A Sample Critique Criticism as Entertainment Remember:
Artists Have Feelings, Too When to Keep it to Yourself What to Look for
When Writing a Critique Critiquing Other Forms Exercises 4. The Interviews:
Conversations with Acclaimed Playwrights, Critics, Librettists, and
Lyricists A Series of Master Classes On Starting Out "What Should I Write
About?" On Structure A Writer's Process Readings and Play Development On
Taking Advice on your Script On Collaboration On Writing Musicals On the
Writer as "The Outsider Looking In" On Critics and Theatre Criticism Advice
for New Writers What Do You Love About the Theatre? 5. The Brass Tacks:
Practical Tools of Writing for the Theatre The "How To" Of A Writer's Life
Read, See, and Hear Theatre Blogs Submission Opportunities for Playwrights
Cover Letters for Writers.and Beyond Living Room Readings: The Value of
Free Pizza Virtual Presentations A Map of Relationships Opening Night Cards
and Gratitude Letters: A Lost Art Exercises Conclusion Further Reading
Notes Biographies of Interviewees Special Thanks About the Author Index
Note on the Text Introduction 1. Script Analysis Why Do We Need Script
Analysis? Definitions and Terms for Script Analysis Freytag's Pyramid and
the Dramatic Arc A Crash Course in Aristotle's Poetics Script Analysis
Exercises Exercises 2. Playwriting The Elements of Playwriting What Does
"Show, Don't Tell" Mean? The Significance of Exposition The Good Title Test
The Mechanics of Writing a Play How Do You Start? How To Write a Ten-Minute
Play Other Play Formats Conclusion Exercises 3. Criticism The "Why" of
Theatre Criticism "I Liked it" Doesn't Matter Writing a Critique for a Play
"Why Am I Bored? A Sample Critique Criticism as Entertainment Remember:
Artists Have Feelings, Too When to Keep it to Yourself What to Look for
When Writing a Critique Critiquing Other Forms Exercises 4. The Interviews:
Conversations with Acclaimed Playwrights, Critics, Librettists, and
Lyricists A Series of Master Classes On Starting Out "What Should I Write
About?" On Structure A Writer's Process Readings and Play Development On
Taking Advice on your Script On Collaboration On Writing Musicals On the
Writer as "The Outsider Looking In" On Critics and Theatre Criticism Advice
for New Writers What Do You Love About the Theatre? 5. The Brass Tacks:
Practical Tools of Writing for the Theatre The "How To" Of A Writer's Life
Read, See, and Hear Theatre Blogs Submission Opportunities for Playwrights
Cover Letters for Writers.and Beyond Living Room Readings: The Value of
Free Pizza Virtual Presentations A Map of Relationships Opening Night Cards
and Gratitude Letters: A Lost Art Exercises Conclusion Further Reading
Notes Biographies of Interviewees Special Thanks About the Author Index
Analysis? Definitions and Terms for Script Analysis Freytag's Pyramid and
the Dramatic Arc A Crash Course in Aristotle's Poetics Script Analysis
Exercises Exercises 2. Playwriting The Elements of Playwriting What Does
"Show, Don't Tell" Mean? The Significance of Exposition The Good Title Test
The Mechanics of Writing a Play How Do You Start? How To Write a Ten-Minute
Play Other Play Formats Conclusion Exercises 3. Criticism The "Why" of
Theatre Criticism "I Liked it" Doesn't Matter Writing a Critique for a Play
"Why Am I Bored? A Sample Critique Criticism as Entertainment Remember:
Artists Have Feelings, Too When to Keep it to Yourself What to Look for
When Writing a Critique Critiquing Other Forms Exercises 4. The Interviews:
Conversations with Acclaimed Playwrights, Critics, Librettists, and
Lyricists A Series of Master Classes On Starting Out "What Should I Write
About?" On Structure A Writer's Process Readings and Play Development On
Taking Advice on your Script On Collaboration On Writing Musicals On the
Writer as "The Outsider Looking In" On Critics and Theatre Criticism Advice
for New Writers What Do You Love About the Theatre? 5. The Brass Tacks:
Practical Tools of Writing for the Theatre The "How To" Of A Writer's Life
Read, See, and Hear Theatre Blogs Submission Opportunities for Playwrights
Cover Letters for Writers.and Beyond Living Room Readings: The Value of
Free Pizza Virtual Presentations A Map of Relationships Opening Night Cards
and Gratitude Letters: A Lost Art Exercises Conclusion Further Reading
Notes Biographies of Interviewees Special Thanks About the Author Index