What Makes a Good Play? with Vera J. Katz

Join us for *What Makes a Good Play?*, an 8-week online course led by the legendary Vera J. Katz, Professor Emerita from Howard University’s Department of Theatre Arts, where she taught acting and directing for over 30 years. With decades of experience shaping the careers of notable stars like Debbie Allen, Chadwick Boseman, and Taraji P. Henson, Vera brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this immersive exploration of playwriting.

Running from October 27 to December 15, we’ll meet on Sundays from  3-5:30pm for engaging, two-and-a-half-hour sessions designed for theater makers and audience members alike. Vera will guide you through an in-depth analysis of selected plays, helping participants develop a sharper eye for what makes a play successful, from its structure to the impact of a well-crafted ending.

Whether you’re a director, actor, playwright, or passionate theatergoer, this class offers the unique opportunity to gain insight from one of the most respected voices in the industry. Vera will foster a respectful, collaborative environment, allowing for constructive dialogue and personalized feedback.

Don’t miss this chance to expand your understanding of the stage with Vera J. Katz and become part of a vibrant, inclusive community of theater enthusiasts. Enroll today and elevate your appreciation for live performance!