Playwriterly podcasts

From G.L. Horton's Stage Page: This is a great find, and we confess we should have found it sooner, since it's been around for almost a year-and-a-half now. Some of the podcasts on G.L.Horton's Stage Page are Boston-centric, but others, like this discussion at the International Centre for Women Playwrights Celebration about the challenges involved in getting produced (including some insights into the thinking of literary managers) will appeal to dramatists pretty much anywhere. We also think more playwrights should take advantage of the web, as Horton does (with an assist from her husband), to get their material heard -- literally -- by recording and posting excerpts.

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