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Need Good Short Plays/One Acts
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Need Good Short Plays/One Acts
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Writing a new play?
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- What's your current project?
- I am Senior Editor for Smith & Kraus, Inc. I edit anthologies of plays by new playwrights, women playwrights, ten-minute plays and scene/monologue books. I assist playwrights in developing their plays through my website www.playfixer.com and write a column on my adventures in the theatre, posted weekly at www.smithandkraus.com
- What theatres or schools have you attended?
- Kenyon College
University of Michigan
- What's your job in theatre now?
- see above
- What do you aspire to?
- To keep on keeping on
- What's your best advice to someone wanting to be in the theatre?
- Develop a thick skin and get excellent training.
- Are you currently receiving Stage Directions magazine
- no
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Theatrical pet peeves
I love going to the theatre. Last week excepted, I usually go about 5 times a week. I have just been chosen to be on the Nominating Committee of the Drama Desk, so I expect I’ll be going even more in the next
year. It’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it. Since I took last week off
(there really wasn’t anything I wanted to see), this week I have decided to
write about some of my theatrical pet peeves.
It used to be…
ContinuePosted on July 7, 2010 at 11:51am — 2 Comments
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