PLAYdate travels with adults and children through the exhausting, exhilarating, and magical world of theatre. Step by step, week by week, teachers, parents, and kids learn how to stage a play.
This sequel collection is composed of 50 monologues for girls and 50 monologues for guys. Each set of monologues has enough variety to challenge any skill level. The different situations, styles, and
A collection of fifteen short scenes from five Shakespeare plays: "Romeo and Juliet," "The Merchant of Venice," "Julius Caesar," "Othello," and "Hamlet"
A collection of short plays for speech and drama classrooms, forensic competitions, or variety shows. Includes scripts for girls, boys, and mixed casts.
An anthology of plays representing various cultures and societies by playwrights from Croatia, Italy, Argentina, New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.
Finally--a collection of dulogues from the best-selling author of Winning Monologs for Young Actors and her granddaughter. These humorous and thoughful scenes present distinctive viewpoints on issues
Ellis (theatre, Grand Valley State U.) presents 50 monologues from established and new playwrights that he feels would serve students well in competitive auditions, acting studio exercises, and other
Middle school students are highly creative, imaginative, and uninhibited with their ideas. And they love puzzles! That's why they are intrigued by murder mysteries. This book invites the interaction o
This guide for young screenwriters covers the types of movies to write, sources for ideas, technical terms, career advice, style and formatting, dialog, characterization, endings, pacing, intellectual
Elaborating on his earlier work, Grammar Wars: 179 games and improvs for learning language arts , the author presents a method for grade school teachers to use in teaching children how to use languag
"24 enriching, character-driven scenes. This entertaining collection of short plays will guide teens to make positive choices in their lives. Each selection presents a realistic scenario, followed by
