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Marsh Cassady

Marsh CassadyMarsh 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, and has worked with more than a hundred productions. In addition, Cassady has taught various creative writing courses at UCSD and elsewhere. A former small press publisher, he also has been editor of three magazines. Since the early 1980s he has conducted all-genre writing workshops in San Diego and in Playas de Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico, where he has lived since 1997. While teaching at Montclair State in the 70s, he started a playwriting program that included classes, workshops, and individual projects. He has won regional and national awards in the U.S. in playwriting, fiction, nonfiction, and haiku. Cassady writes editorials, a column and occasional articles for The Baja Times, and his digital art and ceramic sculptures are exhibited in several galleries. He continues to write books in various genres.

Plays by Marsh Cassady with Heuer Publishing:
INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF THEATRE
INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF THEATRE TEACHER'S GUIDE