DEAD ANGEL - a short one-act play
Showing posts with label Dead Angel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dead Angel. Show all posts
Tuesday
EGO-BOOSTER NUMBER 7...
Good news! Dead Angel will have a five-week run at the Whitefire out in the San Fernando Valley. Here's the straight skinny from the Whitefire website and the Dramatists Guild online newsletter:



DEAD ANGEL - a short one-act play

DEAD ANGEL - a short one-act play
Monday
EGO-BOOSTER NUMBER 6...
Just got an email from John Lant, the head honcho at Write Act Repertory. Attached to the email were scans of the postcard front and back for the upcoming one-act fest. Looks pretty damn good, doncha think?


Oh, and by the way, here's my actress. She emailed me, told me she really likes my play. I love it when they say they like my play. Don't ever tell people flattery doesn't work. 'Cause it does...

Opening night is June 26th. Write it down...
DEAD ANGEL - a play about two cheaters and what happens when one cheater drops dead in the act of...
Oh, and by the way, here's my actress. She emailed me, told me she really likes my play. I love it when they say they like my play. Don't ever tell people flattery doesn't work. 'Cause it does...
Opening night is June 26th. Write it down...
DEAD ANGEL - a play about two cheaters and what happens when one cheater drops dead in the act of...
Thursday
EGO-BOOSTER NUMBER 5
In some of my previous posts, I mentioned that I once worked for the US government. That's right. I was a Fed. And working for the government is mostly boring work. Dull. Really, really dull. Dull workspaces, dull people, dull assignments. Don't let anyone tell you different.
But occasionally, very occasionally, something interesting happens. And if you're lucky enough to be there, it leaves a mark.
Here's my "something interesting." One of my colleagues was cheating on his wife. He and this woman (who, by the way, was cheating on her husband) would spend nights in a hotel room whenever they happened to be "on the road" together.
One night, sometime in the wee hours, she died. Or to put it another way, the next morning he woke up. And she didn't.
Hey, it happens. You just hope it doesn't happen to you.
And now for the mark it left. I decided to write a one-act play (without naming names, of course) on the subject of cheating, deception, betrayal, death. And, oh yes, honesty. Got to have honesty in there. Add a dollop of fantasy. Toss in a sprig of whimsy for good measure. And voilĂ !
I call it Dead Angel. And it will be produced by Write Act up in Hollywood in June and July...

DEAD ANGEL - a short one-act play


But occasionally, very occasionally, something interesting happens. And if you're lucky enough to be there, it leaves a mark.
Here's my "something interesting." One of my colleagues was cheating on his wife. He and this woman (who, by the way, was cheating on her husband) would spend nights in a hotel room whenever they happened to be "on the road" together.
One night, sometime in the wee hours, she died. Or to put it another way, the next morning he woke up. And she didn't.
Hey, it happens. You just hope it doesn't happen to you.
And now for the mark it left. I decided to write a one-act play (without naming names, of course) on the subject of cheating, deception, betrayal, death. And, oh yes, honesty. Got to have honesty in there. Add a dollop of fantasy. Toss in a sprig of whimsy for good measure. And voilĂ !
I call it Dead Angel. And it will be produced by Write Act up in Hollywood in June and July...
DEAD ANGEL - a short one-act play
Saturday
BENNETT COHON & THE FREEWAY SERIES...
A nice ego-booster out of the blue.
Bennett Cohon directed my play, Dead Angel, back in 2005 up in Hollywood.

He spotted my blog on the internet and emailed me, said he remembered Dead Angel, liked it a lot and would I be interested in submitting something for Write Act Repertory's Freeway Series? I sent him Team Player, Thank You and Missing. Information about these plays (and others) can be found here.
For more info on the Freeway Series, click here. Some good people involved: Herman Poppe, Dan Roth, Dennis Safren, EM Lewis, Richard Martin Hirsch.
Stay tuned...

Bennett Cohon directed my play, Dead Angel, back in 2005 up in Hollywood.
He spotted my blog on the internet and emailed me, said he remembered Dead Angel, liked it a lot and would I be interested in submitting something for Write Act Repertory's Freeway Series? I sent him Team Player, Thank You and Missing. Information about these plays (and others) can be found here.
For more info on the Freeway Series, click here. Some good people involved: Herman Poppe, Dan Roth, Dennis Safren, EM Lewis, Richard Martin Hirsch.
Stay tuned...
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