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The Moment Before • BLOG 05-25-2020

The Moment Before Every actor uses it. It is a Stanislavsky acting principle that has infiltrated nearly every other acting system ever

Ten Things a Reader Wants You to Know (or, How to Keep Your Script in Consideration) 1. A script is not a

Crafting a Lyric Lyrics have the same forms as the music(1) — but which comes first: the music or the lyric? Usually

The Theatre Song TYPE (not an exhaustive list) The Overture — in olden times, as in Opera, and Operetta, the Overture was

THE PERFECT PLAY? Is a play ever really finished, done, thrillingly able to live on its own forever without tinkering? No. Each

This is for all those who have tried to decipher what the heck they are supposed to do with the return of

I had the privilege to be called down to Ferrum College and the Blue Ridge Dinner Theatre in the summer of 2002.

Submitting a Script to Festivals, Theatres, Anyone BLOG August 9, 2018 1 Your script is your calling card. It speaks for you

Three Questions for Every Writer What is the event that propels me to the next scene? Why did I care about this

Theatre As A Compass The reason I publish for others to produce (maybe even the reason that I write what I write)

Blog topic about creating realistic dialog for characters in a play.

Apply this to you, the Playwright (Composer, Lyricist) and to each of your characters. It sort of goes along with what I

Why do you write for the theatre? A Playwright, a Lyricist, a Composer? What gets you up in the morning to begin?

You know — many playwrights struggle over conflict. Some even wonder if they can do without it. Some think it is fine,

What is a Character Arc and Why is it necessary? A Character Arc is the journey that a character takes through his

Submitting a Play or Musical to a Theatre There are many opportunities for this to happen, here are just a few: If

What can I say about playwrighting that can take you from the ideas, to the words, to the page, to the stage?

Well, this one can be complicated. Each publisher has different requirements for play and musical submission. Some are agented, (which means that

In a recent post on a Facebook Playwrights page the number of characters in a play or musical was discussed. Now: Number