In our playwriting workshops, we encourage journal writing as a way of developing both discipline and new ideas. Try the following: Think about a dream that you recently had or one that is particularly memorable. Close your eyes for a…
In our playwriting workshops, we encourage journal writing as a way of developing both discipline and new ideas. Try the following: Think about a dream that you recently had or one that is particularly memorable. Close your eyes for a…
Characters need not always be human. For this exercise, you will be giving voice to an object.
For this exercise, you will need music, preferably instrumental music (check out classical pieces, big band, or Phillip Glass for a few suggestions). You will be writing a scene that takes place at character D’s place, creating a setting inspired…
Here is a quick exercise to get your creativity flowing. All you need is a piece of paper, a pen or pencil, and 60 seconds!