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Library Bookwatch, August, 2005
Theater Festivals
Lisa Mulcahy
Allworth Press
10 E. 23rd Street, New York NY 10010
158115402X $19.95 1-800-491-2808
Playwrights may think there are few venues open to accepting a new play: think again. Lisa Mulcahy is a theater teacher, director, performer and writer: her articles on theatre have been published extensively and she's in the perfect position to provide Theater Festivals: Best Worldwide Venues For New Works, a guide to how to use such festivals as launches for a new play. Learn how to showcase original work all over the world with a reference which describes festival missions, application processes, and technical requirements. From fees to physical theater and production specs, here's everything you need to propose a successful project to the right venue.
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