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 | | | | | About the Authors | | | | Browse Authors: A-D E-G H-J K-L M-N O-S T-Z | | | | | | | Laurie Allen | | | Laurie Allen is an author residing in Odessa, Texas. She has had skits, duets and plays published by various publishing companies. Her plays have been produced at the Indian River Players, Gettysburg College, The Pasadena Little Theater, and the Globe of the Great Southwest. |
| | | | | Robert A. Allen | | | Robert Allen plays the roles of husband, father and teacher in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania. The supporting cast includes his wife, Carmen, and their five children. His plays have often been performed by the Pillsbury Players, whom he directed for eight years. He now directs the Pastoral Ministry program at Baptist Bible College of Pennsylvania, training ministers to add drama to their preaching. Previous roles have included the pastorate, read more |
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 | | | | | | | Deb Bert | | | Deb Bert earned a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Montana State University-Billings, where she graduated with high honors. A native of Montana, Deb writes under the pen name of Madeleine Martin. Her scripts have been produced in Montana, Texas, and off-off-Broadway in New York. She is currently writing a children’s book as well as continuing her play writing.
When she's not absorbed in theatre-related activities, read more |
| | | | | Norman A. Bert | | | Norman A. Bert earned his PhD at Indiana University, specializing in dramatic theory and criticism. He has taught acting, playwriting, read more |
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 | | | Roy C. Booth | | | Roy C. Booth was born in Bemidji, MN on August 26, 1965, and is a 1983 graduate of Pillager High School. Roy holds college degrees from Brainerd Community College (AA, 1986) and Bemidji State University (BA EnglishSpeech-Theatre, 1989 MA English, 1998), and student taught scriptwriting for the English and Theatre Departments while attending BSU. Roy is also a published author, poet, journalist, essayist, read more |
| | | | | Mary Kaye Boyle | | | M. K. Boyle has been writing dramatic sketches for over twenty years. Before obtaining her degree in nursing, she traveled with a local Christian drama company as one of the performers. She soon started writing their material and became encouraged by the reaction of the audience. Her first sketch, "An Adam and Eve Tale," remains a favorite, especially among youth groups. In addition, she has published several collections of sketches for Advent. read more |
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 | | | Wade Bradford | | | I grew up in rainy Washington state. In 1991, at the age of 19, I moved down to sunny California. Ever since then I have been complaining about “missing the seasons.” (And yet it should be noted that I have yet to move from this continually sunny weather!)
I have loved writing since I was a little kid. My specialties are: plays, young adult novels, middle-grade fiction, and picture books. read more |
| | | | | D. B. Braxton | | | D. B. Braxton was raised in Tennessee and now lives in Texas. Braxton has had numerous plays published and produced, mostly ten-minute plays. |
| | | | | David Burton | | | David Burton is a writer and director and has had numerous short plays, one-acts, and full-length plays produced, mostly for the teenage market. |
| | | | | Bea Carlton | | | Bea Carlton’s passion for writing began early in life. High school journalism and English classes received the most attention (and the best grades) from this aspiring writer. Following her instincts, she pursued writing into adulthood. Now a well-established and long-time successful writer, her novels weave a rich blend of mystery, adventure, read more |
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 | | | Marsh Cassady | | | Marsh Cassady is the author of more than fifty books including novels, true crime, biography, collections of plays, short stories and haiku, and books on theatre and storytelling. His plays have been widely performed in the United States (including Off-Broadway) and in Mexico. A former actor/director and university professor, he has a Ph.D. in theatre, is a member of Actors Equity Association and the Dramatists Guild, read more |
| | | | | Jim Custer | | | Jim Custer has traveled with the Jeremiah People for fourteen years, delighting audiences nationwide and abroad with his wit and dramatic characters. He directed the group for eleven of those years. He has an extensive background in theatre, film and radio, and has received national accolades for several Gospel Films and James Dobson productions.
Custer teams up with Bob Hoose to present a dynamic two-man show, “Best of Friends, read more |
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 | | | Shirley Dearing | | | Musician, designer, painter, writer – these talents and proficiencies mark Shirley Dearing as a true “Renaissance Woman.” They comprise the perfect blend of skills to qualify her as an authority for a book about practical costume-making.
Following her degrees in music from Barnard College of Columbia University-New York and art from the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, Shirley moved into the professional world of the fine arts. read more |
| | | | | Todd Debreceni | | | Todd Debreceni has worked in the entertainment industry for nearly 30 years, and before starting his own small effects shop in Colorado did work for TBS, 20th Century-Fox, Warner Bros. and Disney. He is a past recipient of a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award and a Denver Post Ovation Award for Special Accomplishment in Makeup Effects. Today he is a working makeup effects artist, teacher and writer. read more |
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 | | | Jonathan Dorf | | | Jonathan Dorf's plays have been produced throughout the United States and Canada, as well as in Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, including stagings of his work by such companies as the Walnut Street Theatre, Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey, Interact, read more |
| | | | | Ed Dunlop | | | Ed Dunlop has worked in children's ministries full-time for over 23 years. He is the author of two books for Christian educators.
Ed and his family travel most of the year. As a children's evangelist, he conducts kids' crusades in local churches. He also conducts teacher-training seminars, speaks at junior camps and presents visualized drug and alcohol programs in public elementary and junior high schools. read more |
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