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Howard, Diane E. (2000). Autobiographical writing and performing: An introductory contemporary guide to process and research in speech performance . New York: McGraw Hill.

Type of Resource: Book
(ISBN: 0072400935)Libary of Congress (LC) or Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) Call Number:
LC: PN1689; DDC: 808.2

Howard has composed a textbook for a course on creating an autobiographical performance based on a historical figure. Early chapters focus on the history of theater and specifically the history of autobiographical or "one-man" plays. This section also contains a detailed discussion of the effects and process of role-modeling. Other chapters discuss the process of researching the material and writing the script. The last section focuses on performance aspects including costumes, accents, movements, staging and props.

Arts / Performing / Models / Education / communications / communication

CBIR Record Number: 7540