by play8044 | Nov 27, 2020 | 10 minute play contests, 10-minute play submissions, musical theater submissions, One-Act Play Submissions, Play Submissions, playwright submissions, playwriting advice, playwriting competitions, playwriting contests, playwriting festivals, ten minute play contests
Howdy, Playwrights! Here’s a list of 36 play submission opportunities with December 2020 deadlines. This is just a small sample of what is in our mega-list available to paid members. Join now to get access to 135 play submissions opportunities with deadlines +...
by PSH | Jun 22, 2020 | guest post, play submission advice & tips, playwriting advice, playwriting tips
If you have been thinking about writing a play (or just want to review the basics), you may be interested in a two-session class hosted by playwright Andy Black. The course is an overview and will provide you with what you need. It runs Saturday mornings on Zoom, June...
by PSH | Sep 5, 2019 | Play Submissions, playwriting advice, playwriting tips
As a writer, you probably hear this question a lot: “Where do you get all your ideas from?” For some reason, it’s the thing that all your non-writer friends seem to want to know. So what do you tell them? Do you have a process for finding &...
by PSH | Aug 1, 2019 | playwriting advice, playwriting tips
Do you have a favorite place where you like to write? Different writers have different preferences. Some like to write at home in complete silence; others prefer the hustle & bustle of a busy cafe. For some writers, any noise is a distraction; for others, a little...
by play8044 | Jul 1, 2019 | Play Submissions, playwriting advice, playwriting tips
Most people focus on the HOW. How do you write a play? How do you make it dramatic? How do you approach theaters? How do you get your work produced? A much less commonly asked question is: WHY do you write plays at all? Why do you want to express yourself through the...
by PSH | May 31, 2019 | playwriting advice, playwriting tips
Playwrights: Who Are You Writing For? It’s an important question that bears asking yourself every once in a while: “Who are you writing for?” On one hand it’s a simple question. But when you really dig into it, you can gain some important...
