Date of Award
5-2007
Degree Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Departmental Honors
Department
English
Abstract
A very common delusion under which most Theatre students suffer is the idea that because their craft is primarily oral and/or visual that they will not need to worry about developing their writing skills. This is a fallacy. Writing is fundamental in articulating play reviews, analysis and opinons concerning written or visual works, journal articles, theatre history, resumes, grants and proposals. In fact, writing is probably the most important form of communication in the theatre because, without it, there is generally no play to perform. In that plays begin life as written compositions, writing is arguably a very important, in face primary, form of communication in the theatre.
Recommended Citation
Hurd, Heather S., "A Theatre Student's Guide to Writing" (2007). Undergraduate Honors Capstone Projects. 673.
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Faculty Mentor
Mark Damen
Departmental Honors Advisor
John McLaughlin