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Tell Your Story The Plays and Playwriting of Sandra Fenichel Asher
Tell Your Story The Plays and Playwriting of Sandra Fenichel Asher
Edited by Judy Matetzschk-Campbell and John Dilworth Newman.

 While we might imagine playwrights working alone, collaboration is the hallmark of the playwriting of Sandra Fenichel Asher, one of our country's most produced writers for young audiences. Tell Your Story examines six of Asher's finest plays, focusing on how the stories told in the scripts reflect her life, her philosophy, and her collaborative methods of play development. Asher's plays have emerged from a variety of sources including oral histories, traditional tales, young adult novels, picture books, poems, and young people's writings. The playwright's means of telling her stories on the stage have been as wide-ranging as her source material. The introduction of each play places it in the larger context of Asher's dramatic repertory, and the plays are followed by descriptions of how the script was developed and what its development process may teach us about creating new works for and with young people. The book includes a biography of the writer and a description of her other dramatic and nondramatic works. This collection, edited by two directors who wrote their doctoral dissertations on new play development and who have worked with Asher on multiple projects, provides a unique overview of one of the most significant bodies of dramatic literature in the field of theatre for young audiences. 6x9—406 pages. Soft cover.

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Status:  In Stock
Type of show:  Collection
Catalog Code:  TK7
Pages:  406
Royalty:  $0.00 /perf.*
Cost:  $19.95
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ISBN (10): 1583426744
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Sandra Fenichel Asher's plays have been produced nationally and abroad; more than two dozen have been published, including A Woman Called Truth, In the Garden of the Selfish Giant and Jesse and Grace: A Best Friends Story, all of which have received the AATE Distinguished Play Award. Asher is also a recipient of an NEA fellowship grant in playwriting, the ...More
Judy Matetzschk-Campbell is the producing artistic director of Pollyanna Theatre Company in Austin, Texas. Prior to founding Pollyanna in 2000, she was the director of Project InterAct, Zachary Scott Theatre Center's professional theatre for young audiences program. She has directed the premier productions of more than 20 new plays for young people. Among these are the first professional productions of ...More
John Dilworth Newman is a professor at Utah Valley University and director of the Noorda Regional Theatre Center for Children and Youth. He taught theatre at Highland High School for 19 years and was artistic director of the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts. He holds a B.F.A. and M.Ed. from the University of Utah, an M.A. from the ...More
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