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 The Guide to the field--SENIOR THEATRE CONNECTIONS: Senior Theatre Performing Groups, Professionals and Resources
by Bonnie L. Vorenberg
This comprehensive and illustrated source book of performing groups, professionals and resources brings all of senior theatre into one volume. Discover performing groups, professionals as well as scripts, books, articles, and ideas to create theatre magic with older performer. Featured in TIME Magazine! A must have for your library! For more information click here.
$24.95
 SEASONED THEATRE: A Guide to Creating and Maintaining a Senior Adult Theatre
by Martha Haarbauer
After many years of working with senior actors, the author has written a virtual road map how to establish and maintain a senior theatre. Answer your questions about how to organize, recruit, and work with older actors, choose appropriate material, make technical decisions, locate a space, attract audiences, generate funds, and more.
$13.95
 THE STAGES OF AGE: Performing Age in Contemporary American Society
by Anne Davis Basting
This is a valuable addition to senior theatre and its relationship to the culture. Her analysis of groups like the Geritol Frolics, Grandparents Living Theatre, Roots and Branches, and Elders Share the Arts along with performance art, film and Carol Channing as an older performer make dynamic comparisons that explore what it means to be an older performer challenge and expand the perception of age.
$29.95
 DRAMA ACTIVITIES WITH OLDER ADULTS: A Handbook for Leaders
by Anne H. Thurman & Carol Ann Piggins
Drama comes alive in this practical guide. With step-by-step instructions, directing creative drama, improvisation and basic acting becomes easy. Includes 50 activities to stimulate senses, awaken imagination, encourage interaction and stimulate verbal communication. Great for use in the classroom or actor training and is a wonderful tool for activity directors.
$34.00
 ENRICHING AN OLDER PERSON’S LIFE THROUGH SENIOR ADULT THEATRE
by Bonnie L. Vorenberg
Bonnie’s pioneering book forms the basis for the modern senior theatre movement. It’s a handbook and practical guide to creating a senior theatre program. The book guides the reader through creating a program, selecting materials, and creating a performance. Includes helpful hints and a valuable appendix to make your efforts successful.
$18.95
 THE GOLDEN STAGE: Dramatic Activities for Older Adults
by Ann McDonough
Seniors will make an entrance onto stage with this book that introduces them to the art and craft of acting. Includes a variety of theatre games and exercises in managing stage fright, concentration, relaxation and memorization. Learn how to prepare for auditions, analyze characters and perform scenes. Plus practical suggestions for crafting both musical and oral history reviews.
$19.95
 NEVER ACT YOUR AGE
by Dr. Dale Anderson, M.D.
Learn how to use theatre for a healthier, more active life. The witty, whimsical Dr. Dale keeps you in stitches as he prescribes acting and laughter to help you feel years younger. Gain a new outlook on how being on stage can bring you health, success, and a fuller life. Inspirational!
14.95
 Winner of many Awards!
NOTES ON DIRECTING
by Frank Hauser and Russell Reich
More than a how-to book, this is a tool of immense value to actors, writers, students, and teachers. Here is what all directors need to know, and what every actor and audience member wants them to know. Winner 2003 Book of the year in Foreword Magazine, Winner 2004 IPPY for the Best Performing Arts Book in Independent Publisher, Finalist for “Outstanding book on theatre or live performance” from the Theatre Library Association, and Candidate for Best Books of 2003 in Library Journal--simply a great book!
$19.95
 ACTING IN PRIME TIME: A Guide to Breaking into Show Business for the Mature Actor
by Terry Chayefsky
Get the inside story on on acting in commercials and films. Learn how to become a model, do voice overs, or work as an extra. Also includes information about agents, casting directors, training programs, unions, and more. It could be the beginning of a new career! Try Acting in Commercials
$15.95
 SIGN THE SPEECH: An Introduction to Theatrical Interpreting
Julie Gebron
This one-of-a-kind guide eases your way through the often confusing world of using a sign language interpreter. Written by a practicing professional, includes solid, practical advice on translating dialogue, placement, interpreting for children, safety, and more. For both novice and experienced theater interpreters. It is a must for anyone interested in the exciting world of theatrical interpretation.
$19.95
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