Please hold on to your homework (The Amadeus Notes) until the end of today's class. Turn in this paper at the end of today's class.
Reading, seeing other playwrights' works, and writing your own plays will help you establish writing skills and help establish a personal concept as to what separates a good play from one that does not work as much.
Please read the article: "What Makes a Play" and answer the questions for HOMEWORK:
HOMEWORK: Complete your reading of Amadeus. Please pick up the play The Glass Menagerie from the library. Bring this play with you to next class. Please read the article: "What Makes a Play"and answer the five ?'s to turn in next class.
Reading, seeing other playwrights' works, and writing your own plays will help you establish writing skills and help establish a personal concept as to what separates a good play from one that does not work as much.
Please read the article: "What Makes a Play" and answer the questions for HOMEWORK:
1. Why is "construction" important for theatrical writing?Today we will begin watching the first act of Amadeus.
2. What is the definition of a "play"?
3. What are some differences between playwriting and other forms of writing?
4. Why is conflict an important literary element to use when writing a play?
5. What are some danger signals of cinematic writing that a PLAYwright should be aware of?
HOMEWORK: Complete your reading of Amadeus. Please pick up the play The Glass Menagerie from the library. Bring this play with you to next class. Please read the article: "What Makes a Play"and answer the five ?'s to turn in next class.
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