Where can I find a good, free online guide to writing stageplays and scripts?
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Stageplays.com its a huge collection of theatrical plays,children plays etc.,
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http://www.freeweblayouts.net/
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I second http://www.webmonkey.com I learned HTML from there about ten years ago, and while the site is no longer updated, there are fantastic guides to be found there.
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Check here at SparkNotes:\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/richardii/\n\nThey have everything you're looking for, including plot summaries, character analysis, and commentary.\n\nBut be careful not to plagiarize. I'm a teacher and can just about guarantee you that your teacher also knows about SparkNotes. Put it into your own words.
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Cafepress is really good for those beginner and expert writers. You can just simply take a demo. Like the one on lulu. I recommend lulu! Its soo helpful. A little confusing at times but was sure to help you out. When you get to lulu you can just take a demo that shows step by step what to do and click on lulu that will show you where to go.\nIts very helpful.
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Visit:http://myhandwriting.com/chat/index.html \nhttp://myhandwriting.com/chat/index.html
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http://www.htmlgoodies.com/\n\nIt is where I learned for free.
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Another place you might try is http://www.websitegoodies.com/tools.php and here http://www.bravenet.com/
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The Writer's Guide to Writing Your Screenplay: How to Write Great Screenplays for Movies and Television, by Cynthia Whitcomb\n\nIt's fairly sophisticated skill...check Amazon.com...read all about it...
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Look for the natural breaks and high points in the story and action and they will be your starting points for acts and scenes.  Identify events in the plot that are essential to the story and so must be included.  You may want to identify important introductory scenes, main body scenes and closing scenes.  \n\nYou may have to write dialogue for many of the scenes as there may not be enough dialogue in the original story to make it a play.  You will have to think about the voice of the characters -what would they say?\n\nIf you have a large bookstore in your area, check it out.  It probably has books on script writing.  Your local library might have them also.\n\nThese links may help.  Best of luck with it.
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Try:\nhttp://www-tech.mit.edu/Shakespeare/othello/index.html
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play websites? i guess you'll find mostly shakespear stuffs though... y not make one urself?
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poetry.com....it is a sight for up and coming artists.good stuff there.as a matter of fact...one poem i created....will now be published.poetry.com(go there)
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This is what I use: http://www.createblog.com/scripts/download.php?id=91
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try www.scriptlance.com\nwww.elance.com\nwww.rentacoder.com
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In the 800's in your local library.Cliff notes at your local bookstore. At www.shakespeare.com. Good Luck
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Here is a good movie script site.