production and direction

Provides instructions for all aspects of putting on one's own play, covering writing scripts, designing sets, making costumes, and acting parts; and includes six plays and ideas for cast parties.

When she learns that a famous director is making a movie in her hometown, ten-year-old Annabel is determined to get a part in it.

Presents analyses of some of the great works of the musical theater, including "Camelot," "Chicago," "Ragtime," and five additional plays; discussing textual and musical themes, production design, characters, the historical and social context of the action, and other topics.

Explains the role stage managers play in high school stage productions, describing how they help the actors, director, crew, and house manager ensure the show runs smoothly.

Offers high school students an overview of what is involved in choosing and staging a musical performance.

Offers high school students an overview of lighting equipment and techniques for stage productions, covering a brief history of stage lighting, people of significance, choosing a college program, and related topics.

On a movie set in Saint Tropez, France, several teenaged members of the Hollywood elite come together in an explosion of scenes shot and reshot, friendships formed and cast aside, and romances begun and destroyed, all duly reported by paparazzi.

Introduces the reader to the role of directing high school musicals, with advice on casting calls, arrangements, and rehearsals.

Provides an overview of the dancing and choreography involved in staging a high school musical, with tips on conducting auditions, holding rehearsals, preparing for opening night, and mastering the steps.

Offers high school students an overview of what it takes to create costumes and apply makeup for stage shows.