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Videos

Design & Technical

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A Guide to Working on Set

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Acting Shakespeare - John Barton - Patrick Stewart - Masterclass - Part 2:

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Acting Shakespeare - John Barton. Ep 1 of the full series

Interviews

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An Interview with Voice Coach Cicely Berry

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Documents

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Podcasts

Readings of classic books and movies, co-writing an audio essay in real-time to unearth what great works of human imagination say about life's biggest questions.

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Official, monthly audio series produced by the independent entertainment company A24

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Full audio readings and productions of English plays written before 1642, by Shakespeare's contemporaries and predecessors. Valuable for classical actors.

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David Armstrong's cultural history of the Broadway musical, and the outsiders who created it.

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Original Scripts

Scripts are self-submitted. ASA and the administrators of this website do not vet, endorse or represent submitted work, and accept no responsibility for its use or any outcomes arising from it. 

When a woman starts behaving like a dog, a couple’s outrage at her freedom exposes the uncomfortable truth about the roles they’ve chosen to play — and who gets to decide what is normal.

A sci-fi adventure about childhood, curiosity, imagination and the courage to question the rules.

A wild magical farce where fairies, ogres and royalty collide in an adventure about truth, identity and imagination.

A vibrant reimagining of Romeo and Juliet set in 1970s Bombay, blending Shakespeare with Hindi, Marathi and Konkani

It started with an orange. It ended with a war. How did we get here? A play for young actors

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Makin' a Living Blog

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