In this practical guide, Barrett H. Clark draws upon his years of experience as a theatre director and producer to offer invaluable advice on every aspect of amateur theatre production. The book covers everything from selecting a script to rehearsing actors to designing sets and costumes. With its clear instructions and helpful tips, How to Produce Amateur Plays is the ultimate handbook for anyone interested in staging their own theatrical productions.

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