And the Third One Was…Well, You Know
There’s never enough full-length plays and musicals in production to satisfy all of the writers and actors desperately looking for opportunities to work, and of course, the ongoing WGA and…
There’s never enough full-length plays and musicals in production to satisfy all of the writers and actors desperately looking for opportunities to work, and of course, the ongoing WGA and…
I'm delighted to announce that my play Before Vinson is being read this Saturday, September 16, by the Playwrights' Theatre of East Hampton! It's taking place at LTV Studios in…
Well, Labor Day is past, and summer with it. True, there is about a week and a half still remaining until the autumnal equinox, but school is starting, beachfront shops…
Turns out I'm a director these days as well; a short play by Kelsey Puttrich which I've directed, And They Lived Beneath the Waves, is being performed this Sunday, September,…
We’re all hyphenates these days; it’s impossible to make any sort of career in the arts without multiple creative outlets and multiple revenue streams. (Something to ponder this Labor Day.)…
The next submission deadline in my schedule is this Thursday; it’s the rare production opportunity for half-hour one acts, and so I’m trying to take a piece of mine that…
This past weekend marked the return to college for many of the nation’s young students; their parents helped them pack up their materials and traveled in caravans to bring them…
You must believe me when I tell you, Constant Reader, that I would have blogged about any other subject if it were feasible. But alas, this week’s Washington Post op-ed…
On August 18 and 19, my short play The Mascot Always Pings Twice will be presented as part of the 7th Annual O.C. Play Fest, at the Sugar Loaf Performing…
I typically address you as Constant Reader in these weekly posts, my hypothetical friend, and there are a few reasons for this particular affectation. Partly it’s an acknowledgement of the…