Journal created:
on 17 February 2002 (#470892)
Updated:
on 29 June 2011
Name:
Plays and Playwrights
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
All Members , Moderated
A community dedicated plays and playwrights.
Post about your favourite plays, playwrights and why you like them.
Write reviews on plays you have read or seen.
Tell us about any plays you are in or are writing. Ask for suggestions from our members that are writers.
Playwrights, actors, and anyone interested in theater are welcome.
+ Keep on topic. they are listed above or anything else that has to do with plays or playwrights is fine.
+ No advertising your communities. There are places for that like
community_promo. We don't want it here. Advertising a new play coming up or something to that degree is fine, or if your community is about the same subject this is, you may post about it here. But don't just give us a link, give us a description and I may even consider making it a sister community. + Anything that is lengthy, no matter what it is, MUST be placed under an lj-cut.If something is long (use your own judgement, but I don't want it assaulting our friends pages) and it is NOT put under an lj-cut, IT WILL BE DELETED and you will be warned. If this happens 3 times, you will be banned.
This is how to do an lj-cut:
(Before whatever your post is) <*lj-cut text="This is what your link will say"*>
(After your post) <*/lj-cut*>
REMOVE THE STARS!
Some helpful links:
Shakespeare Monologues
Monologues for Women
Tons of monologues
^ Let me know some more and I'll add them
Helpful communities:
creativewritercreativewritingmable54actorsassignmentsdramatistguildmasksofdramascreenplayforumshakespeareism
zar_roc a doll's house, absurdism, acting, actor's nightmare, actors, agatha christie, an ideal husband, ancient greece, anecdotes, anna christie, antigone, anton chekov, antony and cleopatra, arthur miller, as you like it, beaumarchais, bernard shaw, blithe spirit, brighton beach memoirs, broadway, caesar and cleopatra, characters, chekhov, chekov, christopher durang, christopher marlowe, class, comedy, complexes, conversation, cyrano de bergerac, david mamet, death of a salesman, dialects, dialogue, directing, dr faustus, drama, edmond rostand, edward albee, emotions, endings, eugene ionesco, eugene o'neill, euripides, farce, geniuses, george bernard shaw, greek drama, greek tragedy, hamlet, harold pinter, hay fever, hedda gabler, henrik ibsen, histories, ibsen, inherit the wind, ionesco, john gielgud, john guare, julius caesar, king lear, lee strasburg, lillian hellman, literature, lorraine hansberry, lost in yonkers, luigi pirandello, macbeth, madness, man and superman, marlowe, method acting, moliere, monologues, mourning becomes electra, much ado about nothing, neil simon, new york city, noel coward, oedipus rex, one acts, oscar wilde, othello, our town, peter shaffer, pirandello, plays, playwrighting, playwrights, plots, private lives, proof, pulitzer prize, puns, pygmalion, quotes, quoting shakespeare, reading, renaissance, richard brinsley sheridan, romeo and juliet, rosencrantz and guildenstern, saint joan, samuel beckett, screenplays, setting, shakespeare, shavian, shaw, sheridan, six degrees of separation, soliloquies, sophocles, st james, streetcar named desire, strindberg, suddenly last summer, t. s. eliot, taming of the shrew, tea and sympathy, tennessee williams, terence rattigan, the cherry orchard, the crucible, the glass menagerie, the globe, the iceman cometh, the matchmaker, the merchant of venice, the odd couple, the rose tattoo, the school for scandal, the seagull, the seven deadly sins, the stage, the tempest, the three sisters, theatre, theatre of the absurd, thornton wilder, tom stoppard, tony awards, waiting for godot, wendy wasserstein, william shakespeare, wit, words, writing
