A book I used in college was Stages of Drama, it had a pretty wide variety of scripts:
Stages of Drama Classical to Contemporary Theater by Carl H Klaus
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| Susan Glaspell, Trifles CLASSICAL THEATER Aeschylus, Agamemnon Translated by Louis MacNeice Photographs of the Guthrie Theater Production, 1967-68 Photographs of the National Theater Production of The Oresteia, 1981 Review of the Guthrie Theater Production, 1967, by Roderick Nordell Peter Hall on Directing The Oresteia, 1981 Sophocles, Oedipus Rex Translated by |
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Another option is to try Googling "drama/theatre anthologies." Hope it helps!
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Ginny Butsch
Community Manager
Educational Theatre Association
Alexandria KY
Original Message:
Sent: 10-27-2015 11:19
From: Rebecca Rajswasser
Subject: script library
I'm looking at writing a grant to beef up the script library I've inherited. I have very few class sets. I'm wondering if there is a collection out there that would provide a good basis of scripts to read, without having to order each individually.
Rebecca Rajswasser. M.Ed.
Forest High School
English I; Intro to Drama; Acting I-IV
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