Developing New Musicals in University Theatre Programs - Hauser, Alisa; Wrinn, Kathleen
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How can new Broadway musicals be developed within an educational setting? How do I go about finding a new, unpublished musical to perform with students? How do I balance the needs of professional authors and pre-professional students? Developing New Musicals in University Theatre Programs: A Practical Guide is a comprehensive manual that equips musical theatre educators and their students with the tools, strategies, and insights needed to successfully develop new musical works within their theatre departments. A first-of-its-kind resource for college theatre educators and their students, it is…mehr

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How can new Broadway musicals be developed within an educational setting? How do I go about finding a new, unpublished musical to perform with students? How do I balance the needs of professional authors and pre-professional students? Developing New Musicals in University Theatre Programs: A Practical Guide is a comprehensive manual that equips musical theatre educators and their students with the tools, strategies, and insights needed to successfully develop new musical works within their theatre departments. A first-of-its-kind resource for college theatre educators and their students, it is co-written by two university professors who each lead new musicals initiatives at their institutions and who are themselves musical theatre writers and performers. Through explanation and practical analysis this book provides a detailed roadmap through every phase of the developmental process, from script selection to opening night, examining every step (and misstep) along the way. This essential compilation of rehearsal guidelines, model templates, and first-hand interviews with faculty, administrators, professional writing teams, and even the students themselves serves as a companion for any educator seeking to embark on new musical development for the first time, as well as those who are already engaging in this exciting, experimental work and are looking to refine their own creative and collaborative practices.
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Alisa Hauser is an Assistant Professor of Music Theatre at Florida State University in the College of Music, where she is the Program Director of FSU's new musicals program, PREVIEW@FSU. She is one of the creators of the New Works Collaboration Catalog (NWCC), a new resource through Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance aimed at connecting musical theatre writers with musical theatre educators. www.alisahauser.com Kathleen Wrinn is a writer, performer, and Assistant Professor of Musical Theater at Syracuse University, USA. She is the founder and Artistic Director of Syracuse's New Works, New Voices initiative, which supports the development of musicals by historically-underrepresented creators. Affiliations: AEA, Dramatists Guild, Maestra Music (Directory Manager), and MTEA (New Works Subcommittee Co-Chair). MFA New York University, BFA Syracuse University. www.kathleenwrinn.com