a person who writes plays for the theatre

a model in which some money to support the arts is given by the government and some money is provided by private individuals or commercial organizations

a painting of a person that is extremely valuable

types of literature which describe imaginary people and events, not real ones

A regular gathering of writers and readers in a particular city, perhaps every year.

an expert on matters involving the judgment of beauty, quality or skill in art or music

the act of showing or describing something/somebody in a book, painting, play or film

a painting, sculpture, book, play, piece of music

the act of preventing something from being available to the public, because it is considered offensive or a political threat

to attract or interest those who go to watch a play or film

A form of art in which the artist performs something, rather than producing a physical work of art

to organize and present a play for people to see