How to read a play / Ronald Hayman.

By:

Hayman, Higham Ronald, 1932-2019

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York : Grove Press, 1999.Edition: Rev. and updated edDescription: 113 p. ; 21 cmISBN:

080213629X (pbk.)
9780802136299 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

808.2

LOC classification:

PN 1701 H422h 1999

Contents:

The reader and the medium Sound effects Momentum and suspense Not by words alone Costume and identity Identity and character Irony and ambiguity Mental theater Silence Meaning and experience Photogenic action Play-reading as a pleasure

Summary: How to read a play is an introductory guide to the art of translating the printed page of a play or screenplay into dramatic mental images; this book includes a chapter about how to read a screenplay, noting the intrinisic differences between a screenplay and a playscript

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The reader and the medium
Sound effects
Momentum and suspense
Not by words alone
Costume and identity
Identity and character
Irony and ambiguity
Mental theater
Silence
Meaning and experience
Photogenic action
Play-reading as a pleasure

How to read a play is an introductory guide to the art of translating the printed page of a play or screenplay into dramatic mental images; this book includes a chapter about how to read a screenplay, noting the intrinisic differences between a screenplay and a playscript

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