Tag Archives: plays
Summertime Rolls Vol. 3
Somehow it’s already August 16th. How did that happen? It has been slow and fast, rolling and still all at the same time. Trying to get things in order before … Continue reading
Rescue Me, A Cool Dip on the Barren Saharan Crick and 13
Why haven’t you been blogging, Carla? I have been learning how to make a theater company run. Grants? Rehearsal schedules? Booking space? Talking to artists? Finding designers? Holy. Cow. I … Continue reading
Getting to the Good Stuff: The Myopia, Lear & Goodbye Cruel World
There seems to be an embarrassment of riches out there right now. I got a chance to see Plays and The Myopia from the wonderful folks at the Foundry. I … Continue reading
Hanging On and Letting Go
It is my opinion that often a playwright doesn’t get to hang on to the complete vision of their play enough. They get butchered, bastardized and taken away from their … Continue reading
Classroom Theater
Imagine for a second that you were rehearsing whatever show it is that you are currently working on, with a group of 4-5 collaborators. So, you are in your rehearsal … Continue reading
