How to Write a Play (Teach Yourself)

How to Write a Play by David Carter is a practical reference for aspiring playwrights, published by NTC Publishing Group in 1999. This edition spans 145 pages and is presented in English. The book provides comprehensive guidance on writing for various formats, including stage, film, television, and radio plays, addressing essential elements such as ideas, dialogue, plots, exposition, and climax.
Readers will find valuable insights into the entire process of playwriting, from conception to production. The book also delves into aspects of self-production, marketing, and financial considerations, making it a useful resource for those looking to navigate the complexities of bringing a play to life. With its focus on drama techniques and playwriting, this guide serves as a foundational tool for anyone interested in the craft of writing plays.
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A reference for the aspiring playwright. It covers the writing of stage, film, TV and radio plays and gives guidance on ideas, dialogue, plots, exposition and climax. It also discusses putting on the play, including self-production, marketing and the financial aspects.
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