Directing Drama

John Miles-brown

Clear and concise advice on staging a theatrical production. After a review of past theories, the author examines facets of the job dealing with script, casting, performers, rehearsals, the audiences' expectations, and the theatre's suitability for the play. Photographs, drawings, and diagrams help visualize stage problems, and interviews with British directors reveal their personal approaches to the craft" -Backstage. "A clear concise guide" -The Stage. "Wholeheartedly recommended to both novice directors and those who are more experience."- Times Educational Supplement.