Are you ready to discuss plays?

[Patrick Mackeown]

I've got some work I'll be wanting to talk about in the future. Are people discussing things yet?

Pat

[MG Hardie]

I am always ready to discuss plays.

[Josco]

As this is my second go around with playwriting, I was curious how do you execute what needs to be tweaked and such as far as the writing goes?

[Geoffrey D. Holman a.k.a. PRIEST]

Read the script, get involved in a work shop and then make the needed ''tweaks" . As you may already know the biggest job of writing is the rewriting. Also, check out Artist Magnet on Ning.com

[cosaundra chapple]

THIS IS MY THIRD PLAY THAT I AM GETTING READY TO START ON.THEIR VERY EXPENSIVE TO PUT ON SO FAR I ONLY BROKE EVEN.NO PROFIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Kim Wilson]

Where can I see your plays and/or read the reviews.

[Cheril N. Clarke]

@Cosaundra, are you preparing a pre-production and operating budget before going forward? I agree it's challenging to make money in theatre but I'm hoping with my third mounting it is not a break-even situation. I know exactly what I should have done differently the first two times.

[Cheril N. Clarke]

I have actors help me out by doing a table reading. Hearing my work aloud helps me go back and make the necessary tweaks/re-writes. Often times, however, I find that I'm making changes to the script all the way through rehearsal to make it as believable and natural as can be.

[cosaundra chapple]

DO YOU USE THE SAME ACTOR OR ACTRESS.HOW MANY PLAYS HAVE YOU PUT ON?

[cosaundra chapple]

I RAN AN AD IN THE PAPER AND FOUND PEOPLE ALSO USED A FEW FROM MY CHURCH. WERE YOU ABLE TO PAY YOUR CAST MEMBERS . I ALWAYS JUST BREAK EVEN.

[Kim Wilson]

What genre of plays/skits are your production.

[Geoffrey D. Holman a.k.a. PRIEST]

Well, who knows/ Seems kind of lonely in this here place.

[cosaundra chapple]

YES I AM READY TO DISCUSS PLAYS