Hello Again Hello
Happy Week one hundred and twenty three, LAFPI Blog!!! Woohoo! Has this blog really been up for over two years? I swear, it doesn’t look a day over six months.
When I first started blogging for LAFPI, I figured I would stop when I ran out of ideas. Well, this is my eleventh time blogging here, and I’m still going. I wonder how many times I have to blog in order to get an LAFPI baseball cap.
My playwriting coffee has been percolating nicely. Last month, I traveled to Prescott, Arizona for yet another theatrical extravaganza produced by Tiffany Antone (producer, playwright, fellow LAFPI blogger, and the more I know her, the more I am tempted to put the words, ‘the great’ in front of her name).
My short play, POP, a meditation on the financial crisis told with balloons, was part of an evening of short plays called From the Mouths of Babes. It was great fun returning toPrescott for a second time and seeing folks I hadn’t seen in a year.
POP was directed by Cason Murphy who directed my play last year. Once again, he made a production that was dynamic and exciting. I just sat back and delighted in it. It was a moment in time that happened and then popped like a balloon. Yes, it was good. I was a happy playwright.
Cason also wrote about directing my plays, and you can read his words here.
This week, I plan to put up new posts every day Monday through Friday this week, so check back for more playwriting fun. I promise there will be no posts about how difficult it is to write because it’s August and too darn hot for any of that.
Tweet3 Comments
Other Links to this Post
RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI












By Robin Byrd, August 20, 2012 @ 12:07 pm
Good for you, Jen. Love the write up on your work. And I just love the idea of directors reteaming with a writer on several works…
By jenniewebb, August 20, 2012 @ 12:20 pm
I am so jealous of you and your repeat AZ adventure this year and can’t wait to hear ALL! (Or anything…)
By Nancy Beverly, August 20, 2012 @ 3:14 pm
Popping balloons — I love it!