Tag Archives: Submission Process
What if Playwrights Directed Their Own Development?
What if playwrights were in charge of the development of their own plays? What if, instead of independent development companies which invite competitive submissions from playwrights, to pick and choose who “gets” to receive the opportunity of having their play developed by that company – what if instead of that, playwrights put their play out […]
Rejectionism vs. Acceptionism in Play Submission Reading
If you are a reader for, or a manager of readers for, a theatre company that judges open submissions, are you rejectionist or acceptionist? I think rejectionism is the standard. By that, I mean “don’t pass a play on to the next level/give it high marks unless it deserves to go on.” In other words, […]
A Writer’s Motivations: Preconceptions of Revisability
First of all, welcome to my blog. I often have longer thoughts about theatre, writing, storytelling and the world in general which I want to put out there, so, you know, blog. This is the first of a likely series of posts about what goes on with me pscyhologically during the story making process – […]
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