February 21, 2019Playwright Interview: Bekah BrunstetterA conversation with playwright Bekah Brunstetter on the opening of The Cake at MTC, all things playwriting, working on This Is Us, and about her upcoming project The Notebook Musical.Authors/
November 8, 2018Playwright Interview: Jiehae ParkA conversation with Jiehae Park on writing Peerless and Hannah and the Dread Gazebo.Authors/
September 21, 2018Playwright Interview: Adam SzymkowiczRead the interview of playwright, Adam Szymkowicz, and his road to success.Authors/
September 6, 2018Playwright Interview: Jaki McCarrickJaki shares the inspiration behind Belfast Girls, offers an insight into her writing routine, and gives some advice for aspiring playwrights.Authors/UK/
July 19, 2018Writing Great CharactersPlaywright Lori Fischer talks about writing great charactersAuthors/
July 12, 2018The Theatricality of “Sideways”: An Interview with Rex PickettIn honor of the 15th anniversary of the film Sideways (coming up in 2019), we sat down with Rex Pickett, author of the novel on which the screenplay was based.Authors/
June 19, 2018Adapting “Sideways” for the Stage: An Interview with Rex PickettIn honor of the 15th anniversary of the film Sideways (coming up in 2019), we sat down with Rex Pickett, author of the novel on which the screenplay was based.Authors/
June 18, 2018Music + Lyrics: Todd AlmondIn this interview, we chat to Todd about his life, his work, and what’s next for one of theatre’s most diverse creatives.Authors/
June 6, 2018Runaways: A conversation with Jeanine Tesori and Sam PinkletonJeanine Tesori and Sam Pinkleton discuss the making of Runaways.Authors/
May 23, 2018Music + Lyrics: Max VernonLawrence Haynes interviews Max Vernon, the composer, lyricist, playwright, and performer behind Off-Broadway hits The View UpStairs and KPOP.Authors/Titles/
May 22, 2018Singing With Vampires: 10 Songwriting Lessons We’ve Learned from Working in TV AnimationWhat happens when two songwriters are given the chance to pen songs for a Disney animated series? Check out Kooman & Dimond’s story here.Authors/
May 8, 2018A Closer Look: Interview with Playwright Dominique MorisseauPlaywright Dominique Morisseau talks about her path to writing, inspirations and influences.Authors/
April 11, 2018Notes to the Note-Givers; or, Embracing the ParadoxAn insightful look at giving notes and feedbackAuthors/
April 4, 2018Playwright Lauren Yee: From SCR’s CrossRoads Project to the CAMBODIAN ROCK BAND World PremiereLearn about Playwright Lauren Yee’s writing process and experience.Authors/
March 15, 2018Playwright’s Perspective: Adam BockPlaywright Adam Bock’s perspective on the presence of lifeAuthors/
February 28, 2018Playwright’s Perspective: For Peter PanPlaywright Sarah Ruhl’s personal experience with Peter PanAuthors/
February 5, 2018Be the Funny! A Brief Primer on Writing ComedyPlaywright Diana Amsterdam breaks down writing comedy.Authors/Titles/
February 1, 2018A. Rey Pamatmat: The Theatre People’s PlaywrightWhen you pick up a play by A. Rey Pamatmat, it won’t take long for you to become fully engrossed by his characters. Learn more here.Authors/
January 29, 2018Hannah Moscovitch: Premiere Canadian PlaywrightWe are delighted to share an interview with one of Canada’s most sought-after playwrights, Hannah Moscovitch, who speaks about her life experience, womanhood and the three plays she has written so far…Authors/
January 18, 2018Teenage Girls on Stage: Young Women Who Do ThingsHelen Schultz observes the disparity between unproduced and produced plays by women, about young women, and envisages a future filled with “bustling teenage brilliance”.Authors/Titles/
January 9, 2018On Happy EndingsIn this beautiful, thought-provoking piece, playwright Sarah Ruhl discusses the search for a “happy ending” as well as the eternal plight of women writers who have children sharing their journey with the world.Authors/
September 27, 2017Playwright Feature: A Chat With Jiehae ParkLearn more about the playwright behind the words of PEERLESS and HANNAH AND THE DREAD GAZEBO.Authors/
August 29, 2017Playwright Feature: Mac RogersLearn more about playwright Mac Rogers in this interview with Adam Szymkowicz.Authors/
August 16, 2017An Artist Celebration: The Impact of Joe Orton2017 marks the 50th Anniversary of the untimely death of playwright Joe Orton.Authors/
July 25, 2017Expanding Upon the Canon of Latinx Plays: Spotlight on Tanya SarachoCheck out our latest playwright feature on Tanya Saracho!.Authors/
July 21, 2017Getting Ready to GLOWGLOW, one of the summer’s biggest TV hits, has audiences digging into the nostalgia of the 80’s and cheering for women that kick butt.Authors/
June 9, 2017Can You Actually Get Your First Play Published?“No one ever has their first play published. It just doesn’t happen.” Kris Vosler, author of A Good Old Fashioned Redneck Country Christmas, defied the odds and proved the axiom wrong.Authors/Community/
June 6, 2017A New Kind of Epic: A Chat with Mac RogersWhat does an epic play look like in 2017? Mac Rogers’ three-part play has the answer.Authors/
May 18, 2017In Conversation: Rosary O’Neill’s DEGAS IN NEW ORLEANSDegas in New Orleans is a powerful play by Rosary O’Neill that delves into the life of famous painter, Edgar Degas, during the years he spent in New Orleans.Authors/
April 21, 2017Traveling Master: A Chat with Playwright Steve YockeyLearn more about Dramatists Guild Fund’s Traveling Masters Program with the talented, and humorous, playwright Steve Yockey.Authors/
April 4, 2017Forces of Nature, Family, and FaithPlaywright Clare Barron discusses the development of BABY SCREAMS MIRACLE and the search for meaningful things in life.Authors/
March 24, 2017An Exploration of Playwright Audrey Cefaly’s WorkJack Cannon examines Audrey Cefaly’s gritty reality of the modern South and the universality of the Southern experience.Authors/