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 | | | | | About the Authors | | | | Browse Authors: A-D E-G H-J K-L M-N O-S T-Z | | | | 
 | | | Deena Kaye | | | Deena Kaye has composed, designed sound and directed music for more than 200 productions at theatres, including NY Theatre Workshop and the Berkeley Repertory Theatre. |
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 | | | Peg Kehret | | | After years of anonymity writing radio commercials and advertising blurbs, Peg Kehret expanded into the total craft of wordsmithery. She began putting her name to articles, light verse, short stories, situation comedies and educational scripts. She has published both fiction and nonfiction books and hundreds of short stories and magazine articles.
She has published over 200 pieces in such periodicals as Catholic Digest, Good Housekeeping, read more |
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 | | | Betty Keller | | | Creative writing and drama have been the continuing concerns of Betty Keller for the past twenty years. She has taught these subjects at the secondary and college level in several Canadian schools as well as at Numan Women’s Teachers’ College in Gongola State, northeastern Nigeria.
More than a teacher, Keller is also a playwright, having written several full-length plays in addition to many drama sketches. read more |
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 | | | Mary Ann Kelley | | | Mary Ann Kelley has taught drama for thirty years. Her recent focus has been the development of plays by and for young people through improvisation. Mary Ann has taught multi-aged summer creative dramatics programs for twenty years. She uses the lists and activities in Improv Ideas as creative prompts for plays that are eventually performed for the public. Mary Ann has also written a drama curriculum guide for fourth- through... read more |
| | | | | Ben Kingsland | | | Ben Kingsland is an award-winning emerging playwright whose plays have been produced by the Source Festival, Rorschach Theatre, Olney Theater Center, Active Cultures, Journeymen Theater, and others. His ten-minute Trash Talk was bubbly, delightful (DCist), and the best of the evening (DC Citypaper). Volga Goatman was described as a mini-epic that had the audience laughing (theatreDC.com). read more |
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 | | | Garry Michael Kluger | | | Garry Kluger was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and started acting in theatre at the age of eight. Since moving to Los Angeles, he has appeared in over twenty films and television shows, many commercials and more than fifty plays, both popular and classic.
Garry’s first book, Original Audition Scenes for Actors, won an award in 1988. His other writings include scripts for television, movie reviews and magazine and newspaper articles. read more |
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 | | | Mary Krell-Oishi | | | Mary Krell-Oishi has just begun her third decade teaching Theatre at Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton, read more |
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 | | | Donna Latham | | | Donna Latham is the author of numerous books for children, including Fire Dogs, which received the ASPCA Henry Bergh Children's Book Award.
Donna, who has been involved in writing, theatre, and education for much of her life, holds a BA in Communication Arts and an MA in Library Science. With her Grammar plays for Heuer, she introduces the intergenerational, read more |
| | | | | Ted Lazicki | | | Ted Lazicki has had a ministry of writing children’s stories and plays over a thirty-year time span – this while serving as Sunday school teacher, superintendent and church elder.
Several of his plays have been published, and many of his stories and articles have appeared in his denomination’s (Church of the Lutheran Brethren) periodicals. Retired now from his secular position, he lives with his wife Fern in Arcadia, California, read more |
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 | | | James Lebrecht | | | James LeBrecht is the president of Berkeley Sound Artists and has served as the resident sound designer at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre. His more than 100 sound designs have been heard at dozens of theatres throughout the world. |
| | | | | Paul Neale Lessard | | | Paul Lessard is a writer, dramatist and musician. He has been involved in the creative communication of faith through worship, pulpit dramas, puppetry and music for over fifteen years. He has served two churches as Pastor of Worship and Drama and has led workshops on worship, drama and puppetry across the U.S. and Canada. Paul is one of the writers and puppeteers for the award-winning children’s broadcast and video series, “Quigley’s Village. read more |
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 | | | Gavin Levy | | | Gavin Levy holds a bachelor’s degree in theatre arts from Texas A&M University-Kingsville, an A.L.A.M. from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, an acting diploma from the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts and has over fifteen years of experience in acting, directing and writing. Mr. Levy received his three-year acting diploma in 1995.
While living in London, read more |
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 | | | Janet Litherland | | | Janet Litherland is the author of many works reflecting the arts in ministry. She has written several award-winning plays, as well as monologs, mime routines, Readers Theatre scripts and liturgical dance choreography.
Janet studied theatre arts and music at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and the Musical Theatre Academy of New York City. She lives in Georgia and she has two grown sons, Mark and Steve. |
| | | | | Lafe Locke | | | Lafe Locke was a freelance cartoonist for many years. His cartoons have appeared in more than sixty publications and in educational filmstrips, books and posters. He was the editorial cartoonist for the Maine Sunday Telegram for over sixteen years. His other occupations included newspaper reporter, magazine editor and creative director at several advertising agencies. |
| | | | | William H. Lord | | | William H. Lord, director, teacher, playwright, Emeritus Professor of Theatre, University of Illinois, began his teaching career at Heidelberg College, a liberal arts school in Ohio, where he served as director of theatre and head of the Department of Speech.
At the University of Illinois, he supervised the graduate directors’ workshop and later headed the MFA directing program for much of his 32-year tenure, read more |
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