A Sense of Direction: Some Observations on the Art of Directing /
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This book takes the reader through the whole job of a stage director, from the first reading of a script to the night the curtain rises. The author shares his working methods in a frank and personal way. He explains how to pick out the core elements of a play, what preparation should happen before rehearsals begin, how to choose actors, and which approaches help in the rehearsal room. Written as a conversation with the reader, it is a practical guide for anyone who wants to understand how a production is shaped from beginning to end.
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