The Last Temptation of Christ: an Example of a Cutting of a Novel of Extreme Length Into a Script of Playable Length
Date of Graduation
Fall 1978
Degree
Master of Arts
Department
Theatre and Dance
Committee Chair
Leslie Coger
Abstract
The purpose of this writing is to show through practical example a method of adapting a novel of length into a script which could be presented in contemporary performance with the resultant script being of such a length as to be playable. Before continuing, the author would first like to define "a novel of length" as being any novel which is over three hundred pages of written script. Secondly, the author would like to define "playable length' as a script which does not lose retentive power. The subject matter of the writing greatly controls the length of the script.
Subject Categories
Theatre and Performance Studies
Copyright
© Le Wilhelm
Recommended Citation
Wilhelm, Le, "The Last Temptation of Christ: an Example of a Cutting of a Novel of Extreme Length Into a Script of Playable Length" (1978). MSU Graduate Theses. 2504.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/2504
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