Vanities: A Directing Experience
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Authors
Stousland, Casey Kyle
Issue Date
1983
Type
Thesis
Language
en_US
Keywords
Theater -- Directing
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Abstract
I have been interested and involved in theatre
for a long time and often I have worked as an assistant
director. It was from these experiences as assistant
director that I decided that I wanted to direct. Therefore
I chose to do my SIP in direction. This opportunity to
actually choose and direct my own production gave me the
chance to begin to refine my directing skills and to
begin to form my own directing style. I also began to
discover both my strengths and weaknesses as a director.
This paper outlines and describes this process of' discovery.
It follows my SIP from choosing the play through auditions
and rehearsals to the final production. Looking back on
the project I see both the failures and the successes,
but mostly I see my own growth as a director. Though I
will be the first to admit that I still have a long ways
to go before I consider myself' a really good director.
I still have a lot to learn about directing and acting,
but Vanities was a good place to start this learning
process.
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xxii, prompting script
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