drama

Contains theatre games, scenes, and improvisations for classrooms or workshops designed to help the actor and director learn, explore, and develop working with various techniques.

Presents volume one of a three-volume set that contains a biographical study from A to Gla of important playwrights that reflects the development of drama from ancient Greece and Rome to the American, European, Asian, and African writers of the twentieth century.

Presents plot summaries and critiques of 346 dramas written primarily in the twentieth century, arranged alphabetically by title, with publication and production histories, and sources for further study.

Clarence--Rain--The adding machine-Green grow the lilacs--The house of Connelly--Children of darkness-Biography--On borrowed time--(etc.).

An anthology of African-American drama with introductions and extensive bibliographies.

Explains the craft and mechanics of writing plays.

After prodding her best friend Annie into trying out for the lead in the play she has written for their sixth grade class, Charlotte feels herself losing control of her own play and experiences jealousy when Annie suddenly gets all the attention.

Life may not be fair, but Tara, seeking justice, finds how to make the best of things.

Emma loses her best friend when she votes for another girl to get the lead role in the class play.

A British drummer boy witnesses the last moments of the battle of Yorktown.