This is a play about 6 men who are all special to one woman - who has recently died. These men are trapped in a funeral parlor with the deceased and are forced to pass the time getting to kn…Full description
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One Bread One Body
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This study guide gives a wonderful overview of the main philosophies, concepts and practices of the Law of One, predominantly through excerpts. Let's put it this way -- this is the ONLY work that h...
ONE ACT PLAY: WRITING/GRADE GUIDE This form will serve as your guide for writing the one act play as well as outline the criteria by which your play will be graded. You must have must have satisfied all the steps in order for your play to be graded and performed. REMEMBER: THIS IS A ONE-ACT PLAY. ONE ACT PLAYS USUALLY RUN 10-30 MINUTES. THEY PRESENT “SMALL” SITUATIONS THAT QUICKLY DEVELOP TO A CLIMAX OR CONCLUSION.
1. Most one-act one-act plays start start with with a questi question. on. This question question is called called the major dramatic question. This question starts the conflict. Does your play start with a question? 2. Drama is is conflict. conflict. There There is no movement movement without without confli conflict. ct. What is is the conflict conflict in your your play? Is it clearly presented or does the audience have to search for it? 3. You don’t have a play without without charact characters. ers. Are your your main main characters characters clearly clearly drawn drawn or does the audience have to figure out who they are and why they’re in the play? 4. Does your play follow follow the usual usual formula formula of INTRODUC INTRODUCTION TION,, RISING RISING ACTION, ACTION, CLIMAX OR CRISIS, FALLING ACTION AND RESOLUTION? This formula helps write the play. 5. Is the dialogue dialogue truthf truthful? ul? That is, is, have you forced forced a phony phony way of speaking speaking or does does the dialogue reflect real people? 6. Is the settin setting g of the play play a manageable manageable space? space? That is, can can the play be perfor performed med on a small set without a major set or complicated lighting? 7. Does your play have too too many locales? locales? A one-act one-act play play is usually usually set set in one place place and relies upon a focused conflict for its effect. 8. Is the source source of your your play a truthfu truthfull source? source? That is, is, is the materi material al drawn from from a known background or is it material that comes from an unknown world? Would your characters be recognizable to other people or are they simply too unreal? 9. Do the character characterss fit the the plot? That That is, are are they character characterss who would actual actually ly be in the situation you’ve placed them, or are they characters who seem ti be unrealistically placed where they are? 10. Finally, after completing you play, is it a satisfactory satisfactory presentation of the idea you started with, or does it fail because the idea was too large or too small for what your finished product is? Why would an audience enjoy your play? What do you want the audience to know after they see your play? Would you pay to see your play? Why?
