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An Insider's Guide to the Business Side of Show Biz

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Showcases artist Stephen Joseph's sweeping images of studios, designers, and workshops, revealing the process and complexity of creating theater.

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Chance is a photography magazine that looks at the world through the lens of theater and design.

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The latest enthralling issue from Chance Magazine.

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The latest enthralling issue from Chance Magazine.

(Paperback)

The latest enthralling issue from Chance Magazine.

(Paperback)

The latest enthralling issue from Chance Magazine.

(Paperback)

The latest enthralling issue from Chance Magazine.

(Hardback)

Based on observations of the American Players Theatre production of Shakespeare's Much ado about nothing in the summer of 2014.

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(Paperback, Second Edition)

Written to encourage new and experienced playwrights to build techniques for a greater range of creative expression in their work, with advice and exercises to guide playwrights towards thinking and working theatrically.

(Paperback, Second Edition)

Addresses the process of playwriting for the active playwright. Eight playwrights and their approaches to writing and revision are covered, and each case is followed by a series of activities that writers can employ in their own processes.

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The second installment of the Occasional, which invites a guest editor to talk with artists and thinkers.

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This text presents a transformative introductory approach to dramaturgical thinking and collaboration, emphasizing useful skills (listening, reflection, questions) and collaborative techniques. Useful for those at a formative stage and for those unfamliar with the work of dramaturgs and the impact they can have on production.

(Paperback, 2nd Edition, Second Edition)

For anyone producing a stage show with limited time and money, here is a guide to the intricacies of backstage work. Middle and high school theatres, college theatres, community theatres and talent show organisers will find all the resources necessary to put on a stunning show in less than 40 days.

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Directing for the Stage addresses the key questions surrounding this venerable and yet often invisible craft, offering practical guidance on the crucial moments of creating a stage production, including budgeting, auditions, rehearsals, opening night and beyond.

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Movement Direction in contemporary theatre production is increasingly recognised and valued as a significant component of the expressive art of bodily communication in live performance.