Musical Theater/Broadway, Theater - Direction & Production
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This book provides detailed information on all practical aspects of staging a musical show, including script selection, casting, orchestration, costuming, set design, rehearsals, budget, and financing, and how to avoid problems in these areas. Since musicals are popular and can be profitable for school and community theater groups, reading this before even choosing a musical will save much time and agony. Also included is a list of licensing agencies, a bibliography of recent books on theatrical production, and a list of popular musicals with their pros and cons for amateur groups. Recommended for theatrical collections in high school, college, and public libraries. Howard E. Miller, formerly with St. Louis P.L.Book Details
Published
December 1, 1985
Publisher
Simon & Schuster (Paper)
Pages
211
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780138401825