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Playwriting Genre: Writing Farce (3 of 4)

Audience(s): High School

Topic(s): Scriptwork

Unit: Writing Absurdism & Waiting for Godot

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Writing Absurdism: Isn’t It Absurd? (1 of 3)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Writing Absurdism: The Absurdity of Waiting for Godot (2 of 3)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Writing Absurdism: Playwriting Theatre of the Absurd (3 of 3)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Project-Based Learning: Developing a Rural Community Theatre

Audience(s): High School

Topic(s): Theatrical Practice

Racial Justice in Broadway Musicals

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Musical Theatre

Exercise: A Recipe for Mozart Opera

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education, Middle School

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Musical Theatre, Scriptwork

Shakespearean Trailers

Audience(s): High School, Middle School

Topic(s): Theatre History & Dramaturgy

Tragedy & Long Day's Journey Into Night: Performance (4 of 4)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Acting Skills & Techniques, Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Tragedy & Long Day's Journey Into Night: Tragedy in an American Play (2 of 4)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Acting Skills & Techniques, Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork

Tragedy & Long Day's Journey Into Night: What is Tragedy? (1 of 4)

Audience(s): High School, College/Higher Education

Topic(s): Acting Skills & Techniques, Theatre History & Dramaturgy, Scriptwork