HISTORY OF US IN MINUTES PLAY SCRIPT LICENSE

NOTE: In lieu of royalties, if you perform one of our plays in front of an audience, you must post a link to the Drama Notebook script section on your classroom or theatre organization website. In most cases, the playwright will still not charge a royalty, and if they do, it will be a much smaller royalty than traditional play publishers charge. If you do charge admission or collect donations, you’ll need to contact the playwright and inquire about potential royalties. If you do not charge admission or collect donations for your show, there are no royalties due. Have you written a script that you’d like to share? This is why it is very important to write to the playwrights and acknowledge their hard work! The participating playwrights are sharing their work on Drama Notebook to benefit teachers who cannot afford to pay royalties for performances in informal settings. Tens of thousands of dollars and countless hours have gone into creating this collection.

HISTORY OF US IN MINUTES PLAY SCRIPT LICENSE

If a script is accepted, the author is paid a license fee for use by teachers on Drama Notebook and the play is professionally formatted. Janea Dahl and Drama Notebook contributor, Patrice DeHart, read each submission and then decide whether it is a good fit for Drama Notebook. Janea Dahl, the author/creator of Drama Notebook wrote nearly 90 of them.Īll other plays have been contributed by actors, classroom teachers, teaching artists, and professional playwrights.

Who wrote these plays for kids and teens?

History of us in minutes play script