Below are all installments of 13 Way of Looking at Self-Producing. The buttons click through to Medium and they’re all relatively quick reads! We’d love your feedback and are always eager to talk more and help answer any questions. Best. – KWT
All 13 Ways of Looking at Self-Producing Installments
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[…] Given our founder’s circumstances (he’s now at the age where he’s been 12 years old six times), self-or production of some of our plays turned out to be the optimal method for our company; if by optimal, we mean that we couldn’t wait around for other people to produce them. When the festival run of HONOR ended, T.J. Elliott decided to jot down some of the the things noticed in those efforts and with a nod to one of his favorite poets, Wallace Stevens, entitled the series 13 Ways Of Looking At Self Producing. Installment number 10 will be out in the next few days and you can view all of them through the links at our website here. […]
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[…] in March, I began to publish online a series of brief essays, 13 Ways of Looking at Self-Producing drawing upon my own experience as a playwright doing that double duty on eight stagings (three via […]
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[…] in Manhattan) is a follow-up to the T.J. Elliott’s online series of brief essays, 13 Ways of Looking at Self-Producing, published in March […]
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[…] I offer this additional way of looking at self-producing in the same spirit that informed the original compilation of thirteen: we need to make theater live. That takes talent and guts. There may be reviews […]
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[…] I offer this additional way of looking at self-producing in the same spirit that informed the original compilation of thirteen: we need to make theater live. That takes talent and guts. There may be reviews that […]
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