The Technique of Play Writing
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There is no reason, for example, why the "character old man" should not also be the hero, as in "Grumpy," or even both hero and villain, as in "Rutherford and Son." The old stereot3rped set of characters in the old stereo- t)rped story is, in fact, no longer sufficient on our serious stage. These things were of the theatre merely — senti- mental claptrap born of tradition rather than of truth.
That they have been largely displaced by more worthy matter is manifestly one of the effects of modern... realism.
To-day the first step toward success in the drama is the - careful choice and the accurate portrayal of real human individuals. Therein only, indeed, can reside the supremely desired trait of freshness and novelty.
DRAMATIS PERSONiE AND LIFE 147 Direct and Indirect Characterization Scores of critics have reassiired us as to the fact that the playwright is naturally limited, in his depiction of humanity, to the self-revelatory manners, words, and deeds of his characters, together with their reactions upon their fellows and their environment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no reason, for example, why the "character old man" should not also be the hero, as in "Grumpy," or even both hero and villain, as in "Rutherford and Son." The old stereot3rped set of characters in the old stereo- t)rped story is, in fact, no longer sufficient on our serious stage. These things were of the theatre merely — senti- mental claptrap born of tradition rather than of truth.
That they have been largely displaced by more worthy matter is manifestly one of the effects of modern... realism.
To-day the first step toward success in the drama is the - careful choice and the accurate portrayal of real human individuals. Therein only, indeed, can reside the supremely desired trait of freshness and novelty.
DRAMATIS PERSONiE AND LIFE 147 Direct and Indirect Characterization Scores of critics have reassiired us as to the fact that the playwright is naturally limited, in his depiction of humanity, to the self-revelatory manners, words, and deeds of his characters, together with their reactions upon their fellows and their environment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, Charlton, 1878-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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