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The Soul of Playwriting
Guest post by Charles Deemer…
Write about what you (don’t) know, and write it better than anyone else.
I’m both for and against the idea of writing about what I know. I’m for it because it’s a safe place to start, and I’m against it because it’s über-limiting and detrimental to living a more creative life.…
Playwrights: If a director wants you to edit your script, what’s the harm?
There is a running current among many playwrights that we are the master of our script, and if a theater wants to make edits, they should produce a different play instead. I agree that playwrights are the master of our scripts, and should have complete discretion as to whether to allow changes. However, what I suggest, is that when asked, we enthusiastically work with directors to combine their artistic visions with ours.…
Top 5 Reasons to write an Audio Play or Radio Play
Top 5 Reasons to Turn Your Play into an Audio Play or Radio Play…
Playwriting Competition Advice from the Nylon Fusion Collective Theatre Company
The Play Submissions Helper recently sat down with Greg Kanyicska, a member of the board of directors of the Nylon Fusion Theatre Company. Greg was kind enough to share some insights about what he and his team look for when reviewing and choosing among play submissions:…