Places, Please!: An Essential Manual for High-School Theater Directors : How to Structure and Organize Your Theater Program (Young Actors Series)

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Summary: CRAP!!
Review: First off, what a waste of money. I bought this book looking for an essential manual for High-School Theater Directors and what did I find? Crap. I have never read a book with such a condescending tone in all my life. This review can't even begin to tell how terrible this book was. After reading 2 pages I threw it in the fire, put the ashes in a glass jar and dropped it into a well...never to be seen again.
DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!!!!

Rating:
Summary: CRAP!!
Review: First off, what a waste of money. I bought this book looking for an essential manual for High-School Theater Directors and what did I find? Crap. I have never read a book with such a condescending tone in all my life. This review can't even begin to tell how terrible this book was. After reading 2 pages I threw it in the fire, put the ashes in a glass jar and dropped it into a well...never to be seen again.
DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!!!!

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Summary: A good resource...especially for new teachers
Review: I purchased this book for a friend who is new to teaching theatre. A month later, she called me and told me how valuable a resource it was for her in the classroom. I think that it is well written and full of useful information.

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Summary: A handy outline of tasks, roles, and responsibilities
Review: Joy Varley's Essential Manual For High-school Theater Directors provides students and theater leaders with a handy outline of tasks, roles, and responsibilities for creating a successful production. From audition schedules and evaluations to student volunteers and wardrobe assessment charts, this is packed with fine tips essential to staging a production.