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  2. No Harm Done : Three Plays About Medical Conditions

No harm done : three plays about medical conditions

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  • Author: Stickland, Eugene
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    No Harm Done contains the text of three short plays, each an exploration of some aspect of a disease. They are: / Closer & Closer Apart, Alzheimer Disease; / Fade to Light, Stargardt, a form of macular blindness; and / The Last Dance, Parkinson Disease. The plays themselves, and Stickland's introductions to them, comprise the first component of the book, writings by experts in the field comprise the second section, and the third component is a guide to playwriting based on teachings the author has been engaged in for decades. This section also includes a how-to approach to writing a play for a specific cause or event. The book will be of interest not only to theatre practitioners and students of playwriting, but to students and professionals (doctors, caregivers, therapists, / et al) in the medical field as well.

    Original Publisher: Calgary, Alberta , Durvile & UpRoute Books
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781988824710

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No Harm Done contains the text of three short plays, each an exploration of some aspect of a disease. They are: / Closer & Closer Apart, Alzheimer Disease; / Fade to Light, Stargardt, a form of macular blindness; and / The Last Dance, Parkinson Disease. The plays themselves, and Stickland's introductions to them, comprise the first component of the book, writings by experts in the field comprise the second section, and the third component is a guide to playwriting based on teachings the author has been engaged in for decades. This section also includes a how-to approach to writing a play for a specific cause or event. The book will be of interest not only to theatre practitioners and students of playwriting, but to students and professionals (doctors, caregivers, therapists, / et al) in the medical field as well.

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Calgary, Alberta

Durvile & UpRoute Books

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