The Playwright’s Workbook
The Playwright’s Workbook by Jean Claude Van Itallie, published by Hal Leonard Corporation in 1997, is a comprehensive guide designed for those interested in the craft of playwriting. This edition spans 142 pages and is presented in English. The book features a series of 13 written workshops that delve into various aspects of playwriting, including conflict and character, the dominant image, and the works of notable playwrights such as Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller, Ibsen, and Shakespeare.
Readers will find a structured approach to exploring essential elements of drama, including solo performance pieces and themes of terror and vulnerability as discussed through the lens of Ionesco. The workbook encourages writers to engage with the point of absurdity and the creative process, drawing insights from influential figures like Pinter and Beckett. This resource serves as a practical tool for those looking to enhance their skills in composition and creative writing within the realm of language arts and disciplines.
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(Applause Books). A series of 13 written workshops covering: conflict and character: the dominant image: Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller * Overheard voices: Ibsen and Shakespeare * The solo performance piece: listening for stories * Terror and vulnerability: Ionesco * The point of absurdity: creating without possessing: Pinter and Beckett * and much more.
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