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Category Archives: Submitting Plays
The literary manager at Trinity Rep doesn’t work there anymore :-(
I submitted “Lessons from Moonshine” to Trinity Rep, in Providence. The literary manager told me to send her more work of mine. Yay! So, in April I sent her “How to Kill a Cactus.” But before I heard back from … Continue reading
Getting my play produced #43: submitting to Milwaukee Rep
I submitted to Milwaukee Repertory Theater two weeks ago. They will take a query from unrepresented playwrights. Other than that, I haven’t done much. My allergies are particularly bad this spring.
Getting my play produced, #26: submitting to City Theatre, Pittsburgh
The other day, I was looking at the spreadsheet in which I track submission opportunities. There’s an opportunity for this play that I forgot all about! Months ago, I saw an announcement that City Theatre in Pittsburgh accepts queries from … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #21: e-mail I sent to Trinity Rep
The e-mail I wrote to the literary manager at Trinity Rep Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry to hear that Trinity Rep isn’t interested in my play, but I appreciate very much your taking some time to give me … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #21: response from Trinity Rep
Trinity Rep sent me a nice e-mail I got a nice e-mail today from Trinity Rep, the theater I sent the follow-up letter to. The literary manager said a bunch of nice things, lots of nice compliments, which I’m especially … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #17: the reply to my follow-up letter
I got a response to my follow-up letter I got a nice e-mail from the literary manager at Trinity Rep. She apologized that they couldn’t find my script, and asked if I could e-mail it as a PDF. So I … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #15: the finished follow-up letter
Trying not to annoy the theater How can I make sure they got my script, which they asked for, without making them annoyed with me? I waited nine months to contact them I wrote a simple letter that – I … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #14: a follow-up letter
Writing a follow-up letter Trinity Rep in Providence, R.I., requested the full script of “Lessons from Moonshine” based on the query I sent them last July. They asked for the full script in September, and I sent it right away. … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #12: I got my postcard back
I got my postcard back! The self-addressed stamped postcard I put in with my submission to Theatre Three — it was waiting when I and my husband got back from New York. I am glad they sent it back to … Continue reading
Getting my play produced, #11: it’s away!!!
I submitted to Theatre Three! All this work! I printed everything up on 24-lb bond paper, with a nice dark toner cartridge, and put it in a 9″x12″ envelope. And an SASP, too. And put it in the mail. How … Continue reading
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