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Play Director's Survival Kit: A Complete Step-By-Step Guide to Producing Theater in Any School or Community Setting,9780876288627
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Play Director's Survival Kit: A Complete Step-By-Step Guide to Producing Theater in Any School or Community Setting


Author(s): Rodgers, James W.; Rodgers, Wanda C.
ISBN10:  087628862X
ISBN13:  9780876288627
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  8/1/1997
Publisher(s): John Wiley & Sons Inc


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SummaryTable of Contents
A complete step-by-step guide to producing theater in any school or community setting, organized into six sections Play Selection, Pre-Production, Rehearsals & Performances, Audience Development, and Directory. Includes proven strategies for working with students, over 55 reproducible checklists, forms, samples, and more.
About the Authors
Prologue
``Welcome to the Theater'' xiii
What You Can Expect from This Resource xv
ACT ONE: PLAY SELECTION
``Magic to Do'' Understanding Your Role as Director
3(4)
``One Brick at a Time'' How to Get Started
7(20)
Proposed Organizational Structure for Theater Directors
A Director's Checklist of Responsibilities
Operators, Crews, and Volunteers
Checklist to Help You Determine Where Best to Present Your Play
Budget Checklist
Checklist for Assessing Your Situation
``Open a New Window'' Other Options
27(10)
Checklist for Selecting a Children's Play
Stage Manager's Checklist for Touring Productions
Stage Manager's Checklist for Loading a Touring Production
Checklist for Study Guides
``Something Sort of Grandish'' How to Select the Right Play
37(8)
Checklist for Selecting a Play
ACT TWO: PRE-PRODUCTION CONSIDERATIONS
``A Puzzlement'' How to Unravel a Play's Meaning
45(12)
So What Is My Play All About?
Modified French Scenes for the Play The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
``Putting It Together'' How to Lay Out a Rehearsal Schedule
57(14)
A Final Checklist
Rehearsal for The Importance of Being Earnest
Layout for a Typical Rehearsal Schedule
``Pick-a-little; Talk-a-little'' How to Work With a Set Designer
71(14)
Facts Your Set Designer Needs to Know
Your Impression of the Play or Musical You Are Directing
``Pretty Little Picture'' What You Need to Know About Stage Properties
85(6)
Property List for Your Production
Property Inventory List
Property Checklist
``Let the Sunshine In'' What You Need to Know About Stage Lighting
91(4)
Inventory of Lighting Equipment
Lighting Cue Sheet
``The Sound of Music'' What You Need to Know About Sound and Special Effects
95(4)
Sound Cue Sheet
``Put on Your Sunday Clothes'' What You Need to Know About Costuming
99(6)
Director's Costume Notes
``Put on a Happy Face'' What You Need to Know About Makeup
105(4)
Director's Notes on Makeup
``A Little Brains, A Little Talent'' What Your Stage Manager Needs to Know
109(8)
Stage Manager's Checklist During Rehearsals
Stage Manager's Checklist During Dress Rehearsals and Performances
``I Hope I Get It'' How to Conduct Auditions
117(14)
Sample Audition Notice for The Importance of Being Earnest
Sample of Audition Scenes from The Importance of Being Earnest
Sample Audition Announcement
Sample Audition Form
Layout Form for Callbacks
``Matchmaker, Matchmaker'' How to Make Intelligent Casting Decisions
131(12)
Casting Decisions Checklist
Sample Cast Announcement
ACT THREE: REHEARSALS AND PERFORMANCES
``It's a Simple Little System'' How to Get the Most Out of Rehearsals
143(6)
A Standard List of Rehearsal Expectations
A Standard Set of Warm-up Exercises
``Every Little Movement'' How to Stage, or Block, Your Play
149(12)
Checklist for Blocking Your Play
``Happy to Make Your Acquaintance'' How to Help Actors Develop Characters
161(12)
Character Profile
Understanding the Period of Your Play
Character Journal
``You've Got to Have Heart'' How to Work with Actors
173(8)
``Agony'' How to Direct Period Plays
181(6)
A Selected List of Standard Period Plays
``With a Little Bit of Luck'' How to Direct Your First Musical
187(8)
A Suggested List of Musicals to Cut Your Teeth On
Where to Obtain the Rights for Musicals
``Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat'' How to Run a Smooth Production
195(10)
Backstage Etiquette
ACT FOUR: AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT
``Who Will Buy?'' What You Need to Know About Tickets
205(6)
Checklist for What to Print on Tickets
A Box Office Checklist
``You've Got to Have a Gimmick'' What You Need to Know to Sell Your Production
211(10)
Checklist for What to Print on Posters
Sample Poster-Into the Woods
Postcard Layout-Example 1
Postcard Layout-Example 2
``You've Got to Be Carefully Taught'' What You Need to Know About the Media
221(6)
Checklist for Preparing a Press Release
``Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee'' What You Need to Know About Programs
227(18)
Checklist for Program Copy
Sample Program Layout-Under Milkwood
Sample Program Layout-Deathtrap
Sample Program Layout-Ties that Bind
Sample Program Layout-We Bombed in New Haven
Sample Program Layout-A Winnie-The-Pooh Christmas Tail
Sample Program Layout (8 1/2'' x 14'')-Into the Woods (Outside)
Sample Program Layout (8 1/2'' x 14'')-Into the Woods (Inside)
``Bea-u-ti-ful People of Denver'' What You Need to Know About Audiences
245(6)
EPILOGUE: DIRECTORY
``Life on the Wicked Stage'' Acting/Directing Terms
251(4)
``Drop That Name'' Odd Names for Technical Things
255(6)
``There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This'' Theater Spaces
261(4)
``Perpetual Anticipation'' Stages of the Production Process
265(4)
``Try to Remember'' A List of Theatrical Forms
269(4)
``Let Me Entertain You'' A List of Contemporary Plays for Beginning Directors
273(4)
``Losing My Mind'' More Terms About Parts of Plays
277(2)
``The Little Things We Do Together'' Players in a Commercial Theater Organization
279(4)
Players in a Commercial Theater Organization (chart)
``Who Can I Turn To?'' A Selected Reading List for Beginning Directors
283

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