Picking apples. (From the Executive Director).(Editorial)
American Theatre, November, 2002 by Cameron, Ben
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How do we develop new work in these new times? I hear frequent questions from new artistic leaders who wonder how and why play development programs are structured they way they are--and, indeed, whether these systems are optimally effective. Playwrights, too, are increasingly vocal on the subject: "Is a perceived decline in creative energy and loss of distinctiveness in writing the product of the uniformity of the development process?" one asked.
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Another echoed the sentiment when he remarked, "I am always struck by how different we writers are as people, as ...
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