The world premiere of my play Conversations About an Empty Suit ran for two nights, opening Friday, March 13, 2020, and closing Saturday, March 14, 2020. A play about professional success and failure, it was the biggest hit of my life.
Michael Wollner and Aimee Kleiman in the Three Brothers Theatre production of Conversations About an Empty Suit by Madelyn Sergel – photo Tracy Adams
Apr 06, 2020
Portland is a Writer’s City, with the celebrated bookstore Powell’s at its heart and a long history of authors ranging from schoolroom favorite Beverly Cleary to psychedelic Ken Kesey, from gritty
Apr 05, 2020
Isolation for writers is like an invited guest who never leaves—we require its presence and yet are left feeling defensive and distrustful when we turn around: why are you still there?
Apr 05, 2020
Hedgebrook is a paradise for women and nonbinary writers working in all genres, set on an island near Seattle. If women writers are warriors, Hedgebrook binds wounds and stirs courage.
Apr 02, 2020
Back in 2008, having just discovered the ten-minute format, three friends—Paul Calandrino, Connie Bennett, and Richard Leinaweaver—began writing short plays. After a few months, they had a small but growing collection of work and an increasing urgency to see it performed.
Apr 02, 2020
Tucked in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood in a refurbished movie house, Taproot Theatre Company is bustling with action.
The Taproot production of The Realization of Emily Linder by Richard Strand
Mar 31, 2020
