Where do you go for inspiration?
by Trish Ayers (March 9, 2018) When in a winter slump or experiencing writer's block, where do you go for inspiration? Every writer has those moments when the words stop flowing as if a faucet has been shut off.
By Trish Ayers|2018-03-09T10:54:37-05:00March 9th, 2018|Page to Stage|0 Comments
by Trish Ayers (March 9, 2018) When in a winter slump or experiencing writer's block, where do you go for inspiration? Every writer has those moments when the words stop flowing as if a faucet has been shut off.
By Trish Ayers|2017-06-22T14:41:55-04:00June 22nd, 2017|Page to Stage|0 Comments
My warm-up begins with an idea to be fleshed out. One of my favorite exercises is to interview characters. The more a writer understands characters—their motivations and goals—the easier it is to sprint to the end of the play. Step
By Trish Ayers|2017-05-09T14:02:23-04:00May 6th, 2017|Page to Stage|0 Comments
You are at the line, ready to sprint to the end—computer, typewriter, or paper ready to capture the words as they flow from your head to the page. A play is about to be released to run free. This time