So this week I'm in New York for the 2010 Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama Showcase. This represents the culmination of our efforts at CMU and helps us get introduced to the professional community. We have a good schedule of meetings and events, plus a cocktail party tomorrow night. (If you think you can make it, let me know and I'll get you on the list.)
Come meet the future playmakers of the American theatre.
WHEN: Wednesday, May 19 from 6:00-9:00
WHERE: Midtown Loft
267 Fifth Avenue (at 29th Street)
11th Floor
Dean Poynor is a Southern playwright living in New York City. Current projects include a new comedy about Aikido, and a screenplay about the wolves of Yellowstone. Also Dean is keen on being a first-time dad.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Listening and the Voice
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When we were young, we were told that poetry is about voice, about finding a voice and speaking with this voice, but the older I get I think it's not about voice, it's about listening and the art of listening, listening with attention. I don't just mean with the ear; bringing the quality of attention to the world.
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- The Irish poet Kathleen Jamie (with whom I share a birthday)
From The Writer's Almanac
Friday, May 7, 2010
On Graduating with an MFA in Dramatic Writing
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You need courage to follow the formless path, until the true form of the work emerges.
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- Peter Brook
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