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Tag Archives: Drama
Looking back, looking around, looking forward
The BYU Writers/Dramaturgs/Actors workshop, or WDA, provides an intensive workshop experience for new plays and for new writers. I’ve taught it for years–this year, my friends and colleagues Melissa Larsen and George Nelson are running it. Typically, six plays are … Continue reading
Posted in International Scene, On-stage, The Past through Literature
Tagged Afghanistan, Ariel Mitchell, BYU Writers/Dramaturgs/Actors workshop, Drama, Erik Orton, gender issues, historical fiction, Mormon drama, Mormon history, playwriting, staged readings, Thomas Kane, writing workshops
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Scripting Mormon Drama: Series Introduction
Due to a miscommunication, this was originally posted at A Motley Vision. Later posts in this series will be here, at Dawning of a Brighter Day. Not living in Utah anymore has its advantages and its drawbacks… for me one … Continue reading
