Emerson thesis -- Performing arts
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Shauna's song, 2010
This paper discusses the process of writing Shauna's Song, a play written to be performed for children ages 8 through 12. The paper addresses the creative process from research on children's theatre, to choice of genre, to the completion of the first draf
Show Me, Don't Tell Me: A Look At Theatre Makers of Today and Tomorrow, 2022
Sister's suicide : an exploration with self-scripting, 2002
Six degrees of separation : directorial reflections, 1994
So sorry, Maniac, 2014
One woman play in one act, based on my personal experience with Bipolar Disorder and mental illness."--Abstract.
Sophie's masterpiece : an adaptation for young audiences, 2013
Sophie's Masterpiece was inspired by a children's book, Sophie's Masterpiece, written by Eileen Spinelli with illustrations by Jane Dyer. -- abstract.
Spring awakening, 1996
Spring re-awakening : a Boalian approach to musical theatre, 2014
I was especially interested in studying Augusto Boal's philosophy and applying his practices to a production of Spring Awakening I was slated to direct and choreograph for Dean College's School of the Arts. This thesis is a detailed account of my findings
Squared circle : a play in one or two acts, 2006
This project details the process of writing the play Squared Circle."" -- abstract.
Sshh! we're talking about AIDS : creating an original performance piece with high school students, 2000
Staging Aeschylus's Agamemnon, 1998
Still Growing: A Reminiscence Performance Project, 2023
Still I rise : a journey in self-scripting with secondary school students, 2002
Stone soup : developing tolerance in high school students, 2000
Stop, look and listen : a contrast and comparison of two directing projects at Newton North High School, 2004
Stop Kiss and Whose Life Is It Anyway are two plays teeming with hot issues and numerous layers of intrepretation that were produced at Newton North High School -- abstract.
Stopgap, 2011
This dark comedy delves into the lives of six individuals living just on the outskirts of their white picket fence surroundings. Each of these characters is struggling to belong in the hetero-normative society they each call 'home.' A gay couple's fear of