Writing a 10-Minute Play
Led by Kate Snodgrass
The ten-minute play is the ode/short story of the Theatre, and it’s a true community-builder. Like a box of crackerjacks—we can’t “eat” just one. If you’re a Teacher or a Church Program Director or just a lover of Theatre, in this safe place we may explore family connections, we might bring historical events and Bible stories to life, and certainly we will talk about comedy and tragedy and everything in between. In class we will read short plays, discuss, and write short scenes culminating in a ten-minute play. Both beginners and experienced writers are very welcome.
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Ghost Ranch Program
Writing Literature Journaling
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10:00 am Check out
10:00 am Check out
Location:
Ghost Ranch
Address:
280 Private Drive 1708, Abiquiu, NM, USA
Contact:
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505-685-1000
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About the Leader
Kate Snodgrass
Kate Snodgrass is the former Artistic Director of Boston Playwrights’ Theatre and the Boston Theater Marathon, a StageSource “Theatre Hero,” and a Boston Theatre Critics’ Elliot Norton Award for Sustained Excellence recipient. She is the author of the Heideman Award-winning, much-anthologized play Haiku. Full-length plays: Observatory (1999 IRNE Award); The Glider (“Steinberg New Play Award” nominee, 2005 IRNE Award); The Art of Burning (Huntington Theatre/Harvard Stage); short plays: L’Air Des Alpes; Que Sera, Sera; Critics’ Circle; Valets; Wasteland; Brickwork; and the radio play Overture (Huntington Theatre Company) along with one-acts Bark’s Dream and The Last Bark (both commissioned by Sleeping Weazel). She is a member of AEA, AFTRA, and the Dramatists’ Guild.
