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And stuff in the works.

In production: Bethel Park Falls  Aug 9-19, 2018

7/23/2018

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Bethel Park Falls
Everyday Inferno Theatre Company's sixth annual free show in Central Park  Summit Rock, Central Park

August 10-12, 17-19 at 6:30pm
Preview performance August 9th, 6:30pm 
Suggested Donation: $10

​The residents of the small town of Bethel are facing a crisis: their beloved park has been sold out from under them and it's sending their lives into a tailspin. The sudden shift has also made them realize they're more connected to each other and the nature around them than ever before. Now they must act on it. Through seven interconnected vignettes, the sixteen citizens lose their jobs, homes, and spouses but find love, faith, courage, and forgiveness. Spanning the four seasons of the year, the park magically transforms over a single day.

Everyday Inferno:
http://everydayinferno.com/BethelParkFalls/index.html

Check it out on Facebook:
​https://www.facebook.com/events/284646068744751/

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In the news: Playwrights discuss royalties in The Billfold

2/19/2016

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I was interviewed for this article in Billfold about playwriting, royalties, what's involved with trying to make it as a write (when you also have bills):
​Selling to the Stage
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New play published: When Bad Things Happen to Good Actors

2/19/2016

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A new one-act comedy for schools When Bad Things Happen to Good Actors is now available from Stage Partners!


Written with funny man and one of the popular playwrights in high schools... Sir Ian McWethy! So, you might have guessed it... it's a comedy. Ian wrote all the funny parts and I wrote some of the stage directions. Okay, we wrote it together. But I sat on his shoulders.

Read the whole thing for FREE it's entirety on the Stage Partners website (link above). Every day. Every night. Whenever you want.


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  • Comedy
  • One-act. 25-30 minutes
  • 10-30 actors, gender flexible
  • The one where a simple one act production of The Wizard of Oz gets derailed by missed cues, forgotten lines, a renegade sound board op who refuses to play anything but dinosaur noises.  A comedy that proves, when it comes to live theatre, everything that can go wrong, will go wrong, and it will be hilarious.
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