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Intro to Playwriting
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We talk to New York playwright Brenton Lengel about the art and business of writing for the theater.
Mentioned in the episode:
Playwright Marco Ramirez
Miss Mayfield’s Fifth Grade Class Reunion
State of Play Productions Incorporated
Humana Festival (March and April every year)
North to Main (Brenton’s Play)
Univesrity of Kentucky theater program
Directory of US Fringe Festivals
Naked Angels (play reading series in NYC)
Mindy Kaling’s “Matt and Ben” play
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More about this show, for new listeners: This is a creative writing podcast and a screenwriting podcast. In The Narrative Breakdown, Cheryl Klein, James Monohan, and other guest co-hosts discuss storytelling tips and techniques of interest to any writer, student, or fan of quality creative writing, screenwriting, playwriting, fan fiction, English literature, etc. Each episode, Cheryl and James draw upon their respective experiences in publishing and filmmaking to analyze popular novels, movies, plays, television shows, short stories, and song lyrics. Featuring various co-hosts and writers, as well as material from Cheryl Klein’s book ‘Second Sight’ and James’ iPhone app ‘The Storyometer.’
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