Please complete your reading and/or viewing of Twelfth Night. Notice how the attached performances stage the play. It's important to remember that what you THINK your play is going to look like, might not look ANYTHING LIKE the play you imagine. This is due to the fact that a director and actors will bring different talents and artistic perspective to a play. What you're writing when writing a play is creating the outline of a live experience.
This blog is designed for Rochester City School students at the School of the Arts in support of their classes: Playwriting & Film Studies.
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