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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Into the Woods

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Mentioned by

Brandon Sanderson

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Brandon Sanderson

as an example of a book that successfully changes its direction without foreshadowing.

Q&A on Plot: Brandon Sanderson's Writing Lecture #4 (2025)

Mentioned by Bowdoin Bushell when discussing Gregory Mee's work on the 2002 revival of this classic Stephen Sondheim musical.

Lifting the Curtain on Theatrical Effects

Mentioned by

Andrew Muller

and John York as the author's earlier manual on story structure that became a standard for writers.

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Called out by Leslie as one of her favorite musicals on her blog.

Perspectives with Lesley Sim

Mentioned by

Chris Youles

as a resource for understanding plotting.

Writing First, Assessment Second: A Conversation with Chris Youles

Recommended by

Niamh Mulvey

for structuring novels.

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Mentioned by

Kale Zelden

as a modern deconstruction of fairy tales that exemplifies ironic reworking.

443 - Kale Zelden - There’s Still Time to Read the Great Books

Mentioned as an upcoming production at the Bridge Theatre starring

Kate Fleetwood

as the witch.

96. Children will listen: Kate Fleetwood talks playing the Witch in Into the Woods

Mentioned by

Anna Kendrick

as the composer of the musical the movie 'Into the Woods' is based on.

Episode 531 - Anna Kendrick

Recommended by

Park Howell

as one of the best resources combining theatrical story structure with personal and professional life applications.

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