A PLAN by
11 Apr. 2021
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Jeffrey Sweet tells his writing students that one of the best ways to learn about characters is to have them make future plans - any exposition will be earned and active. I believe Sweet should use A Plan as a perfect example. The stakes are high,
the dialogue is crisp, and the resolution is a surprise. It also reminds me of a film I love, Family Business, which involves planning and executing a robbery (with much different results, of course). A Plan is a wonderful play with layered and textured characters actors would love to play. ”
the dialogue is crisp, and the resolution is a surprise. It also reminds me of a film I love, Family Business, which involves planning and executing a robbery (with much different results, of course). A Plan is a wonderful play with layered and textured characters actors would love to play. ”