It’s easy to look back on this year and feel like nothing happened. It’s been feeling like that for a while. Stagnant. So many of us are feeling it, right? Productions seem harder to come by. Rejections are nearly expected. Maybe it’s getting on in the career and falling out of the zeitgeist. Realizing people […]
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MY YEAR IN REVIEW 2025
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HOW I GOT EIGHT FULL-LENGTH PRODUCTIONS THIS YEAR
If there’s anything I’ve noticed, it’s that playwrights keep their marketing methods extremely close to the vest. I’ve often asked “So how did that production come about?” only to have the question ignored (sometimes repeatedly), or answered “Oh, I’m persistent,” when I want—what we ALL want—is specifics. My Real Inspiration for Playwrights Project (RIPP—all […]
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Musings on BRILLIANT WORKS OF ART
Last night, I finished the first draft of my seventh full-length play. It’s had several working titles, including The Art of Sugar, Sweet Nothing, Boxes and Bows, and, now, Brilliant Works of Art; that last one best sums up the play. I don’t know if it will be the final title, but I’m […]
