Solidifying Premise, Plot and Dramatic Structure
Got a few characters and a great play idea in need of a clear message, a working premise, and an intriguing plot? This workshop gives you the tools to build a play with solid dramatic intensity, a concise premise, subtle irony, and forward action, action, action. Learn more about the dynamics of a pivotal and obligatory scene, the thrust and motor of your play and how to create meaty conflicts that spur the rise and fall of physical, emotional and psychological action.
Saturday November 6, 2010 from 3-5pm
FMI 207.205.0636 Where: SF
Writers and Actors’ Studio 149 Prospect Ave SF, CA 94110 Crafting Plays Cost:
$60 per class ($40 for PCSF Members) $150 for any 3 classes To Sign-Up:
Suze Allen su...@playwrightscentersf.org
See our website for payment information and link:
http://www.playwrightscentersf.org/
Instructor Suze Allen, a 25- year veteran of the theatre, is an
author, playwright, teacher, director and dramaturge. Her
work has been produced at The Marsh, Brava!, The Climate,
Intersection for the Arts. The Phoenix, The Working Women’s
Festival, Out North Contemporary Art House in Alaska, and The
SF and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. Suze taught playwrighting
at the Women on Writing conference at Skyline College and
currently teaches Mama-logues, ongoing writing workouts for
Mamas and Women in Transition writing and yoga workshops
at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur as well as in the East Bay and
San Francisco.
Suze is the founder of The Maine Playwrights’ Lab and Short
Works festival, Iambe’s Bones Studio, and Fresh New Works
San Francisco. She is the resident dramaturge at The
Playwrights’ Center of San Francisco and the acting Director of
Developmental Readings. Suze’s book, The Time Starved
Woman’s Guide to Emotional Wellbeing with Dr. SD Shanti is
on sale now! Her business, Manuscript Mentor, helps turn
dreams and ideas into effective, vibrant writing.
www.manuscriptmentor.com / www.suzeallen.com