playwriting

Converse of object

• study: He completed an extra year at Harvard, studying playwriting, but he never had any luck selling his plays in New York.
• teach: During the more than ten years that Stuart Spencer has taught playwriting, he has struggled to find an effective handbook for his courses.
• include: This includes some playwriting, improvisation skills, text based work and devised work.
• have: I was aware that these are people who had playwriting 2000 years ago with its long and unbroken traditions.

Preposition: in

• way: You come in talking about playwriting in a European way and there are all sorts of assumptions there that are not necessarily relevant.

Adjective modifier

• contemporary: The Bush Theater also has become the home of contemporary Japanese playwriting in Britain.
• British: USE ONCE AND DESTROY ' ... this show marks another step in Douglas ' emergence as a major new voice in British playwriting ' .
• original: The analysis of the dramatic structure of playscripts in such a way that this knowledge can be applied and developed in their original playwriting.

Modifies a noun

• competition: The first time I walked in I saw a poster up for their playwriting competition.
• workshop: During the past two years, there has been a total of 415 playwriting workshops.
• talent: The space enables the Royal Exchange to present work especially aimed at younger audiences and to develop stronger links with local playwriting talent.
• skill: As Education and Workshop Officer at Soho Theater I run courses for young writers to develop playwriting skills.
• course: Scene & Heard - £ 18,000 Toward the costs over three years of delivering a playwriting course for disadvantaged young children.
• culture: In Europe, no country has as flourishing a playwriting culture as we do anyway.

Noun used with modifier

• radio: Melanie Harris will take you through the nuts and bolts of radio playwriting, including how work is commissioned.