Makeshift Girl / Makeshift Girl Bd.1 (ePub)

Susan Marshall is a novelist, fiction writer, poet, dramatist and essayist. She is also the founder of Story Playscapes, her writing and publishing business, a theatre practitioner and an expert educator. Susan is highly skilled in working with young adults in theatrical, educational and community settings and is a recipient of a prestigious award for her outstanding and extensive work with young people. In her work at Story Playscapes, Susan is passionate about empowering literacy development in her dedicated global readership. She is renown for delving into her playscapes when developing her writing. Susan has completed a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in English, Theatre and Drama) at La Trobe University and a Bachelor of Teaching (Primary and Secondary) at Deakin University. Susan is an expert educator, who has undertaken the role of Head of Drama. She has also written a number of drama and literacy articles for academic publications and mentored pre-service and practising teachers. Susan has presented at state and national conferences in drama and literacy education, including at the Victorian College of the Arts, the University of Melbourne and at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane and has also worked as an executive committee member for Drama Victoria.In her role as a theatre practitioner, Susan has acted, devised and directed a range of dramatic stage productions in Australia, including her portrayal of the protagonist in Virginia Baxter's "What Time is This House?" for the Melbourne Fringe Festival and her role in devising, scripting and acting in "Orb.IT", directed by Brett Adam for the Melbourne International Arts Festival. Susan also had the privilege of stage directing the Australian premiere production of Timothy Daly's "Beach: A Theatrical Fantasia" with a young cast. She has been trained by renown professional performing artists in Australia, such as: Di Gagen, James Wardlaw, Geoff Wallis, Richard Keown, Geoffrey Milne and Julian

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