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George Sand
George Sand (1804-1876) French Novelist and Playwright George Sand was the most celebrated female French novelist of the 19th century, also famous as an early feminist and for her many love affairs.… more →
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Money Gig vs. Art Gig
Dmae Roberts wrote 5 hours ago: Many artists make a distrinction about what they do “to make a living” versus “cr … more →
Something's Gotta Give movie
tuckeep1 wrote 14 hours ago: Year: 2003 Country: USA Genre: Comedy Directors: Nancy Meyers IMDB rating: 6.80 Act … more →
Finishing the Act
kyoske wrote 4 days ago: Okay so I thought I’d title this solely for the Sondheim reference. Today I finished Act I of … more →
End of Scene 7 and incidentally end of Act I
kyoske wrote 4 days ago: Jack: [laying a hand on his shoulder to steady him] Peter? Hey, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to…oh god… … more →
Ending scene 6 and most of scene 7
kyoske wrote 5 days ago: [Peter begins to stand, and then falls] Jack: Oh, wow, you really hurt yourself. Peter: Yeah, guess … more →
George Sand
Tel wrote 5 days ago: George Sand (1804-1876) French Novelist and Playwright George Sand was the most celebrated female … more →
The show must go on - Continue of Scene 4 through 1\2 of scene 6
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kyoske wrote 5 days ago: So I decided to pick up the play I had been working on. I made a lot of progress: Continue of Scene … more →
The Blue Room: Transgressions
Relm wrote 1 week ago: The Blue Room start from the 22 July (ending November) with a new programme entitled Transgressions. … more →
William Shakespeare, playwright and poet (1564-1616
taliesin2 wrote 1 week ago: “Oh, it is excellent to have a giant’s strength; but it is tyrannous to use it like a gi … more →
PUBLIC READING: IVOR MARTINIC IN USA
Croatian Drama wrote 1 week ago: Short play Just Because of the Umbrella by Croatian playwright Ivor Martinic is published at Stage t … more →
On Plagiarism
jensyrk wrote 2 weeks ago: A shining example of good writing practices. Not. Here’s a situation…You wouldn’t go to a bakery and … more →
* Chuck Sambuchino - In the Writer's Club Casino *
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courtneydiles wrote 2 weeks ago: Another wonderful experience from the Southeastern Writers Association Conference last week. Let me … more →
Eugene O'Neill & Tao House
patinfolady wrote 2 weeks ago: America’s only Nobel Prize winning playwright, Eugene O’Neill, chose to live in Northern … more →
Tennessee Williams on Vivien Leigh
Leigh wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week I used an Amazon.com giftcard to purchase the A Streetcar Named Desire DVD for my Vivien … more →
10 Tips for a Winning Proposal
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Dmae Roberts wrote 2 weeks ago: I just completed a literary fellowship application and even a smallgrant proposal took me a while to … more →
Women Helping Women?
Dmae Roberts wrote 3 weeks ago: This study (in the NYTimes article: Rethinking Gender Bias) says women in charge like to work with m … more →
The Pitch
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nancykenny wrote 3 weeks ago: Our houses (or attendance) have been great for No Exit Upstage. According to the Ottawa Fringe Fest … more →
This One Goes to Eleven: Sally Stubbs
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thenextstage wrote 3 weeks ago: Sally is an award-winning playwright and teacher-director of theatre with, by and for young people a … more →
Shakespeare: the most famous man in London by Tony Thompson
tsheko wrote 3 weeks ago: This is a great book for anybody who has studied Shakespeare at school (or is about to) and who thi … more →
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