About this ebook
The one and only book on successfully staging amateur productions.
In this book, drama teachers and community directors are given everything they need to know about picking the right show; licensing, casting, and budgeting; organizing a schedule; costumes, makeup, staging, lighting, and music; tickets, fundraising, programs, cast parties, and more. Illustrated with help plans and photos from actual productions.
• Perfect for nonprofit organizations’ fundraising theater events and community theater groups
• Complete with an extensive resource section
• Illustrated with help plans and great photos from actual productions
In this book, drama teachers and community directors are given everything they need to know about picking the right show; licensing, casting, and budgeting; organizing a schedule; costumes, makeup, staging, lighting, and music; tickets, fundraising, programs, cast parties, and more. Illustrated with help plans and photos from actual productions.
• Perfect for nonprofit organizations’ fundraising theater events and community theater groups
• Complete with an extensive resource section
• Illustrated with help plans and great photos from actual productions
About the author
John Kendrick is an author, historian of American theater, lyricist, and theater producer who has worked on several Broadway musical productions, including the 1994 revival of Grease and the award-winning Rent. Author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Amateur Theatricals and Musical Theatre: A History, Kendrick has also taught musical theater history at New York University, the New School, and the University of Arts in Philadelphia.
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