<![CDATA[Theatrically Speaking: a playwriting podcast]]>Mon, 16 Jan 2023 15:30:54 +0000Captivate.fmActual Story Podcastinghttps://artwork.captivate.fm/2aab8f3d-ee64-4469-bfa0-1a6d163b4239/7J5EPeDaGClC_K0Bj4Le7K_F.pngTheatrically Speaking: a playwriting podcastActual Story PodcastingActual Story PodcastingCharacter, plot, and career discussion to help you with your theatrical writing. Produced by Actualstorypodcasting.comhttps://theatrically-speaking.captivate.fmnoserialLooking BackLooking BackIn the season two finale, Jonah looks back at season two and finds a piece of advice from each episode.

Season three will begin early in 2022.

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]]>In the season two finale, Jonah looks back at season two and finds a piece of advice from each episode.

Season three will begin early in 2022.

ActualStoryPodcasting.com

Facebook Page

Twitter



]]>9f15a76e-9378-49bc-823f-b54a9b68d468Tue, 07 Sep 2021 11:11:00 -080009:42nofull212Actual Story PodcastingRoll To Meddle - TrailerRoll To Meddle - TrailerA Brand new show from ActualStoryPodcasting.com!

Roll To Meddle is an actual play campaign based on the game Brindlewood Bay.

Launching September 1st, Roll to Meddle is like, What if The Golden Girls was a murder mystery?

What if H.P. Lovecraft started writing for Murder, She Wrote in season four?

What if your grandma had a secret life that was incredibly awesome?

Available wherever you get your podcasts!

]]>A Brand new show from ActualStoryPodcasting.com!

Roll To Meddle is an actual play campaign based on the game Brindlewood Bay.

Launching September 1st, Roll to Meddle is like, What if The Golden Girls was a murder mystery?

What if H.P. Lovecraft started writing for Murder, She Wrote in season four?

What if your grandma had a secret life that was incredibly awesome?

Available wherever you get your podcasts!

]]>0d7646f6-51bd-44f3-ab75-4ba7a5226a91Wed, 01 Sep 2021 07:39:00 -080001:16notrailerActual Story PodcastingBackyard/Blues DiscussionBackyard/Blues DiscussionOnce a month-ish, Lee Shackleford comes on to talk with Jonah about a 10-minute play. Both Lee and Jonah are playwrights, directors, and have produced short play festivals (Lee has done many more than Jonah). These discussions tap into not only the writing and storytelling, but also what goes through the mind of a producer when they read your play.

The play in questions is Backyard/Blues by Nick Baker. Much of the conversation is about the information on the Character page, so I've pasted it here.

CHARACTERS

BRUCE: (Masc/60’s/white) A recently retired CEO of a company his great grandfather started.

FRANKLIN: (Masc/mid-late 30’s/Black) Bruce’s long time personal assistant who has been promoted to CEO after working closely with him for 12 years.

POMEGRANATE: (Femme/50’s/white) Bruce’s wife. Has been fooling herself into believing in an empty, loveless marriage for far too long.

SETTING

A cozy backyard in suburban Massachusetts, USA.

TIME

July 4th, 2021

Notes for Consideration:

- When a character’s line reads “ … “ it marks a dramatic beat. This could be a rest, a moment of reflection, connection, regret, realization, humor, awkward tension; anything really.

- If a line is bracketed with double parentheses on both sides ((like this)), it marks a character saying a line for themself. Can be an aside. Doesn’t have to be heard by everybody.

- Feel free to construct the house and porch with the cheapest materials possible. Everything about this set is flimsy and not built to last.

]]>Once a month-ish, Lee Shackleford comes on to talk with Jonah about a 10-minute play. Both Lee and Jonah are playwrights, directors, and have produced short play festivals (Lee has done many more than Jonah). These discussions tap into not only the writing and storytelling, but also what goes through the mind of a producer when they read your play.

The play in questions is Backyard/Blues by Nick Baker. Much of the conversation is about the information on the Character page, so I've pasted it here.

CHARACTERS

BRUCE: (Masc/60’s/white) A recently retired CEO of a company his great grandfather started.

FRANKLIN: (Masc/mid-late 30’s/Black) Bruce’s long time personal assistant who has been promoted to CEO after working closely with him for 12 years.

POMEGRANATE: (Femme/50’s/white) Bruce’s wife. Has been fooling herself into believing in an empty, loveless marriage for far too long.

SETTING

A cozy backyard in suburban Massachusetts, USA.

TIME

July 4th, 2021

Notes for Consideration:

- When a character’s line reads “ … “ it marks a dramatic beat. This could be a rest, a moment of reflection, connection, regret, realization, humor, awkward tension; anything really.

- If a line is bracketed with double parentheses on both sides ((like this)), it marks a character saying a line for themself. Can be an aside. Doesn’t have to be heard by everybody.

- Feel free to construct the house and porch with the cheapest materials possible. Everything about this set is flimsy and not built to last.

]]>73132602-0865-4252-8fac-48ec5fb04222Tue, 31 Aug 2021 00:15:00 -080035:18nofull211Actual Story PodcastingPandemic CreativityPandemic CreativityEveryone with a creative process has been disrupted over the last two years. Laura Lewis-Barr and Keegon Schuett are here to talk about how their process and outlets have been impacted by Covid and the lockdown.

Laura Lewis-Barr

https://lauralewisbarrfilms.com/

Keegon Schuett

https://www.keegonschuett.com/

]]>Everyone with a creative process has been disrupted over the last two years. Laura Lewis-Barr and Keegon Schuett are here to talk about how their process and outlets have been impacted by Covid and the lockdown.

Laura Lewis-Barr

https://lauralewisbarrfilms.com/

Keegon Schuett

https://www.keegonschuett.com/

]]>7783f18a-2b4a-4804-9ea9-bf75e04ad56aTue, 24 Aug 2021 00:15:00 -080029:58nofull210Actual Story PodcastingLove Quirks, Developing a Musical with Seth Bisen-HershLove Quirks, Developing a Musical with Seth Bisen-HershSeth Bisen-Hersh is the musician/composer behind Love Quirks.

Seth breaks down the ten year development history of this new musical from conception to being shut down by the pandemic. He talks about the value of expanding your creative team (co-writers, dramaturges, directors), revising lyrics, listening to actors, and his philosophy on getting funding.

Follow the progress of Love Quirks: the musical here

https://lovequirks.com/


Learn more about Seth and his many projects here

http://www.sethbh.com/



]]>Seth Bisen-Hersh is the musician/composer behind Love Quirks.

Seth breaks down the ten year development history of this new musical from conception to being shut down by the pandemic. He talks about the value of expanding your creative team (co-writers, dramaturges, directors), revising lyrics, listening to actors, and his philosophy on getting funding.

Follow the progress of Love Quirks: the musical here

https://lovequirks.com/


Learn more about Seth and his many projects here

http://www.sethbh.com/



]]>7c17aa15-ade3-480a-8ddc-111cca37df4fTue, 17 Aug 2021 11:09:00 -080035:52yesfull29Actual Story PodcastingSciFi, Fantasy, and Horror On StageSciFi, Fantasy, and Horror On StageThis week we talk about Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror in theatre. How popular are these genre plays? Are there storytelling techniques that work particularly well or particularly poorly that we should keep in mind?

Special guests:

Edward Einhorn - edwardeinhorn.com

And

Michael Thomas Cooper - mthomascooper.com


Theatrically Speaking is a part of the Actual Story Podcasting network.

]]>This week we talk about Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror in theatre. How popular are these genre plays? Are there storytelling techniques that work particularly well or particularly poorly that we should keep in mind?

Special guests:

Edward Einhorn - edwardeinhorn.com

And

Michael Thomas Cooper - mthomascooper.com


Theatrically Speaking is a part of the Actual Story Podcasting network.

]]>0bfb49bd-634f-410a-81ce-3cdef9e0ce1fTue, 10 Aug 2021 00:15:00 -080032:56nofull28Actual Story PodcastingWriting Character MovementWriting Character MovementIf you're a writer like me, you might think that how actors move is not the writer's job. But after listening to movement coach/actor Kathrine Stroller it's clear how playwrights can subtilty and effectively influence an actor's movement choices to better tell the story that has been written.

Katherine Stroller's website is katherinestroller.com.

Theatrically Speaking, a playwrighting podcast, is a part of the Actual Story Podcasting network.

]]>If you're a writer like me, you might think that how actors move is not the writer's job. But after listening to movement coach/actor Kathrine Stroller it's clear how playwrights can subtilty and effectively influence an actor's movement choices to better tell the story that has been written.

Katherine Stroller's website is katherinestroller.com.

Theatrically Speaking, a playwrighting podcast, is a part of the Actual Story Podcasting network.

]]>7bc4d6f0-6faf-4cbb-9447-f8fa69d55191Tue, 03 Aug 2021 00:15:00 -080028:09nofull27Actual Story PodcastingSave The Cat Writes For TV, Jamie Nash InterviewSave The Cat Writes For TV, Jamie Nash InterviewSave The Cat is a series of books and writing philosophy originally focused on screenplays, so it makes sense that it might not be on the radar of playwrights. However, Save The Cat ideas have been used successfully in other mediums such as fiction, television, and in theatre.

Jamie Nash, author of Save The Cat Writes For TV, shares some ideas on how playwrights might use these ideas in theatre.

https://twitter.com/Jamie_Nash

https://savethecat.com/tv-writing/save-the-cat-writes-for-tv-is-now-on-sale

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1912178/

]]>Save The Cat is a series of books and writing philosophy originally focused on screenplays, so it makes sense that it might not be on the radar of playwrights. However, Save The Cat ideas have been used successfully in other mediums such as fiction, television, and in theatre.

Jamie Nash, author of Save The Cat Writes For TV, shares some ideas on how playwrights might use these ideas in theatre.

https://twitter.com/Jamie_Nash

https://savethecat.com/tv-writing/save-the-cat-writes-for-tv-is-now-on-sale

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1912178/

]]>519ff361-ac65-49fe-a652-0cc17b74c58eTue, 27 Jul 2021 00:15:00 -080049:46nofull26Actual Story PodcastingGetting Plays PublishedGetting Plays PublishedGetting a play published is a different process from fiction. But, how important is publication to a playwright? Where should it be on your to-do list? And how do you go about it?

Special guests:

Daniel Guyton is an award-winning screenwriter and playwright from Atlanta, GA. His stage plays have been produced nearly 600 times around the world, and he has been published in nearly 50 anthologies and solo publications. His screenplays have won first place in the Vegas Movie Awards, Los Angeles Film and Script Festival, Feel the Reel International Film Festival, Golden Sparrow International Film Festival and more. He is a theatre professor at Georgia Military College and is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild and the Writers Guild of America East. For more information, please visit: www.danguyton.com.

And

Aaron Leventman attended Columbia University’s Graduate School for film then was a writer/director/actor at the Provincetown Theatre Company.  Since living in Santa Fe, he performed with most of the local theatre companies and acted in industrials, commercials, short films, and features.  Many of Aaron’s plays have been published and performed all over the country. He is also an instructor, writing coach and film festival curator and creator of the virtual LGBTQ+-themed theatre company Almost Adults Productions. http://aaronleventman.com

]]>Getting a play published is a different process from fiction. But, how important is publication to a playwright? Where should it be on your to-do list? And how do you go about it?

Special guests:

Daniel Guyton is an award-winning screenwriter and playwright from Atlanta, GA. His stage plays have been produced nearly 600 times around the world, and he has been published in nearly 50 anthologies and solo publications. His screenplays have won first place in the Vegas Movie Awards, Los Angeles Film and Script Festival, Feel the Reel International Film Festival, Golden Sparrow International Film Festival and more. He is a theatre professor at Georgia Military College and is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild and the Writers Guild of America East. For more information, please visit: www.danguyton.com.

And

Aaron Leventman attended Columbia University’s Graduate School for film then was a writer/director/actor at the Provincetown Theatre Company.  Since living in Santa Fe, he performed with most of the local theatre companies and acted in industrials, commercials, short films, and features.  Many of Aaron’s plays have been published and performed all over the country. He is also an instructor, writing coach and film festival curator and creator of the virtual LGBTQ+-themed theatre company Almost Adults Productions. http://aaronleventman.com

]]>5ef985ef-ac17-418c-a738-6c2731f55092Tue, 20 Jul 2021 00:15:00 -080022:31nofull25Actual Story Podcasting10-Minute Workshop10-Minute WorkshopEach month or so Lee Shack will come on the show to discuss a new 10-minute play. These plays are submitted by our listeners. If you would like to submit a play for us to discuss, the details can be found at actualstorypodcasting.com

This month's play is Nothing Got by Straton Rushing. More information about Straton can be found at www.stratontheplaywright.com

]]>Each month or so Lee Shack will come on the show to discuss a new 10-minute play. These plays are submitted by our listeners. If you would like to submit a play for us to discuss, the details can be found at actualstorypodcasting.com

This month's play is Nothing Got by Straton Rushing. More information about Straton can be found at www.stratontheplaywright.com

]]>9f07b0f4-8403-40a4-baad-3e458fe9783aTue, 13 Jul 2021 00:15:00 -080030:58nofull24Actual Story PodcastingColorblind CharactersColorblind CharactersColorblind Casting is when a character as written can allow a wide range of actors to portray them (gender, race, body type, etc). Knowing that this is a common practice, how should the playwright take colorblind casting into account when writing?

Special Guests:

Paige Steadman (she/they) is a published and produced playwright who has worked in theatre her entire life.

Http://www.paigesteadman.com

www.goodactingstudio.com

www.ARTC.org

and

Steven Elliott Jackson is an awarding playwright from Toronto, Canada, best know for his Toronto Fringe Best New Play, The Seat Next To The King and Hamilton Fringe Best New Play, Three Ordinary Men.

www.stevenelliottjackson.ca

]]>Colorblind Casting is when a character as written can allow a wide range of actors to portray them (gender, race, body type, etc). Knowing that this is a common practice, how should the playwright take colorblind casting into account when writing?

Special Guests:

Paige Steadman (she/they) is a published and produced playwright who has worked in theatre her entire life.

Http://www.paigesteadman.com

www.goodactingstudio.com

www.ARTC.org

and

Steven Elliott Jackson is an awarding playwright from Toronto, Canada, best know for his Toronto Fringe Best New Play, The Seat Next To The King and Hamilton Fringe Best New Play, Three Ordinary Men.

www.stevenelliottjackson.ca

]]>fb5d6771-5db1-4f71-80b2-a4acbc04071aTue, 06 Jul 2021 00:15:00 -080031:39nofull23Actual Story PodcastingBeing A Professional PlaywrightBeing A Professional PlaywrightWhat does it mean to be a professional playwright in North America? What can we expect when we've "made it" and is it as challenging as they say?

Special guests:

Caroline Russel-King is a Canadian playwright, dramaturg and theatre critic who has written 30 plays and had 60 productions in Canada and the USA.

www.carolinerussellking.com

www.dramaturgyondemand.com

and

Lia Romeo is a playwriting fellow at Juilliard, and has had plays produced in NYC, around the U.S., and internationally.

New Play Exchange: https://newplayexchange.org/users/177/lia-romeo

Website: https://www.liaromeowriter.com/

]]>What does it mean to be a professional playwright in North America? What can we expect when we've "made it" and is it as challenging as they say?

Special guests:

Caroline Russel-King is a Canadian playwright, dramaturg and theatre critic who has written 30 plays and had 60 productions in Canada and the USA.

www.carolinerussellking.com

www.dramaturgyondemand.com

and

Lia Romeo is a playwriting fellow at Juilliard, and has had plays produced in NYC, around the U.S., and internationally.

New Play Exchange: https://newplayexchange.org/users/177/lia-romeo

Website: https://www.liaromeowriter.com/

]]>83b1501a-50dc-4446-8f4d-ece0b767893eTue, 29 Jun 2021 00:15:00 -080021:45nofull22Actual Story PodcastingPost Pandemic PlaysPost Pandemic PlaysWhat plays will theatre companies be looking for post pandemic? Should your creative energy be devoted to further explorations of isolation and health care to attract theatre producers?

Special guests:

Dana Schwartz is an LA based writer/director/actress who can't wait to get back LIVE THEATER!

 www.MovingArts.org

and

https://newplayexchange.org/users/19341/dana-schwartz

Derek Hauk is a Chicago-area playwright and content creator. He is currently preparing to launch a series of online courses and support products for playwrights.

Twitter: @_DerekWrites_

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DerekSingsPoorly

Website: BornAPlaywright.com

]]>What plays will theatre companies be looking for post pandemic? Should your creative energy be devoted to further explorations of isolation and health care to attract theatre producers?

Special guests:

Dana Schwartz is an LA based writer/director/actress who can't wait to get back LIVE THEATER!

 www.MovingArts.org

and

https://newplayexchange.org/users/19341/dana-schwartz

Derek Hauk is a Chicago-area playwright and content creator. He is currently preparing to launch a series of online courses and support products for playwrights.

Twitter: @_DerekWrites_

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DerekSingsPoorly

Website: BornAPlaywright.com

]]>78e23622-3f75-409b-a233-fc1c04f6ce1bTue, 22 Jun 2021 00:15:00 -080020:19nofull21Actual Story PodcastingSeason 2 TrailerSeason 2 TrailerSeason 2 of Theatrically Speaking, a podcast for playwrights, launches on June 22.

Pandemic plays

Planning your career

Getting published

Taking submissions for 10 minute plays

All coming soon.

Visit ActualStoryPodcasting.com for more information.

]]>Season 2 of Theatrically Speaking, a podcast for playwrights, launches on June 22.

Pandemic plays

Planning your career

Getting published

Taking submissions for 10 minute plays

All coming soon.

Visit ActualStoryPodcasting.com for more information.

]]>2863e47c-a1b5-4c6d-b055-acce30a3db31Fri, 04 Jun 2021 11:33:00 -080000:49notrailer2Actual Story PodcastingSeason 1 Finale, Political WritingSeason 1 Finale, Political WritingSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

I didn't know this was the end, but yep, it was.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

I didn't know this was the end, but yep, it was.

]]>48ce38dc-8bc7-4c92-b919-9379cd83d039Tue, 11 May 2021 06:01:00 -080047:16nofull117Actual Story PodcastingReviewsReviewsSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Reviews! How to get them and how to ignore them.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Reviews! How to get them and how to ignore them.

]]>c48acfbf-b270-4eaf-a884-842408901440Tue, 11 May 2021 06:00:00 -080036:30nofull116Actual Story PodcastingPlaywrights in Tech WeekPlaywrights in Tech WeekSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Surprise! Baby was born one month early! During tech week!

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Surprise! Baby was born one month early! During tech week!

]]>d0423b88-c1d1-4dd2-a5fb-953c66e8aad8Tue, 04 May 2021 06:01:00 -080054:01nofull115Actual Story PodcastingWearing Multiple HatsWearing Multiple HatsSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Being a playwright and something else (actor, director, designer) in rehearsal.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Being a playwright and something else (actor, director, designer) in rehearsal.

]]>bca44abd-d855-4cfa-aed5-5d7bc23b42b0Tue, 04 May 2021 06:00:00 -080028:33nofull114Actual Story PodcastingTech! Costumes and PropsTech! Costumes and PropsSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How to incorporate costumes and props while writing your play.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How to incorporate costumes and props while writing your play.

]]>0d0d0447-e391-4b75-8de3-c184e07ea50eTue, 27 Apr 2021 06:01:00 -080038:41nofull113Actual Story PodcastingTech! Sound and LightTech! Sound and LightSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How to incorporate sound and lighting design while writing a play.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How to incorporate sound and lighting design while writing a play.

]]>9b0b44b2-6582-435e-aff5-0902ba450f3aTue, 27 Apr 2021 06:00:00 -080032:41nofull112Actual Story PodcastingTech! Sets and PaintsTech! Sets and PaintsSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How to incorporate sets and paints while writing your play.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How to incorporate sets and paints while writing your play.

]]>7fa97922-7e5e-46f8-bf57-cea811b8e0efWed, 21 Apr 2021 06:01:00 -080033:30nofull111Actual Story PodcastingSam BeckettSam BeckettSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Let's talk about Samuel Beckett. Or, let's sit quietly and think about him.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Let's talk about Samuel Beckett. Or, let's sit quietly and think about him.

]]>ecb67b45-be33-4d9d-a1d0-92e444e720a5Wed, 21 Apr 2021 06:00:00 -080024:49nofull110Actual Story PodcastingFull Length PlaysFull Length PlaysSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Why write a full length play? Really?

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Why write a full length play? Really?

]]>88f128cc-9cb6-4551-b107-46993511e5acWed, 14 Apr 2021 06:01:00 -080032:02nofull19Actual Story PodcastingOne Act PlaysOne Act PlaysSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Sifting through the nuts and bolts of one act plays.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Sifting through the nuts and bolts of one act plays.

]]>168c1228-5968-4c90-be73-399d2fcd8db9Wed, 14 Apr 2021 06:00:00 -080033:22nofull18Actual Story PodcastingTen-Minute Play FestivalsTen-Minute Play FestivalsSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

The special nature of 10-minute play festivals.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

The special nature of 10-minute play festivals.

]]>aa34184e-3dfc-45be-a2ed-ae5f41eee7dfWed, 07 Apr 2021 06:01:00 -080027:47nofull17Actual Story PodcastingTen-Minute PlaysTen-Minute PlaysSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Almost all about 10-minute plays.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Almost all about 10-minute plays.

]]>8d9c9576-6427-4175-ae3a-764366d4ca69Wed, 07 Apr 2021 06:00:00 -080026:54nofull16Actual Story PodcastingHow to Present Yourself and Submit Your PlayHow to Present Yourself and Submit Your PlaySeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

The script looks good, now how do you present it?

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

The script looks good, now how do you present it?

]]>70140b77-6be6-41e9-b87f-5b750b19fe5dWed, 31 Mar 2021 06:01:00 -080028:01nofull15Actual Story PodcastingThe Obligatory Formatting EpisodeThe Obligatory Formatting EpisodeSeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Can there be an episode about script formatting that doesn't waste your time?

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

Can there be an episode about script formatting that doesn't waste your time?

]]>8f6d22bc-6c35-480e-abc9-9fb6e8d3c585Wed, 31 Mar 2021 06:00:00 -080030:23nofull14Actual Story PodcastingWhen do you Stop Writing a Play?When do you Stop Writing a Play?Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

When should you stop writing a play? How do you know when it's done?

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

When should you stop writing a play? How do you know when it's done?

]]>62052bd5-a495-4215-b39e-d88efa679302Wed, 24 Mar 2021 21:15:00 -080022:35nofull13Actual Story PodcastingHow to use TheatricalityHow to use TheatricalitySeason one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How can you incorporate theatricality into your writing?

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

How can you incorporate theatricality into your writing?

]]>1eaaab28-2085-408c-b419-e729183ec7cfWed, 24 Mar 2021 21:00:00 -080028:46nofull12Actual Story PodcastingWhat is Theatricality?What is Theatricality?Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

What is theatricality and why is it incredibly important?

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

What is theatricality and why is it incredibly important?

]]>f99176a7-b027-429d-9f5c-ccf2adecc5ffWed, 24 Mar 2021 06:01:00 -080028:16nofull11Actual Story PodcastingIntroduction, 2007Introduction, 2007Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

In episode zero, I talk about what the show will be.

]]>Season one of Theatrically Speaking republishes the original 2007 episodes.

In episode zero, I talk about what the show will be.

]]>71875b38-b375-4a89-aa62-bda480e56b8aWed, 24 Mar 2021 06:00:00 -080008:55nofull1Actual Story PodcastingTheatrically Speaking: a playwriting podcast - TrailerTheatrically Speaking: a playwriting podcast - TrailerBack from 2007!

Theatrically Speaking was the first playwriting podcast.

Season 1 collects the original episodes, remastered, and Season 2 presents new material.

]]>Back from 2007!

Theatrically Speaking was the first playwriting podcast.

Season 1 collects the original episodes, remastered, and Season 2 presents new material.

]]>1a5566e2-1573-4aba-9914-5b352dc390baTue, 02 Mar 2021 17:41:00 -080000:38notrailerActual Story Podcasting