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In Search of Unknown Playwrights: An Interview with Bryan Stubbles
Daniel Guyton (L) and Bryan Stubbles (R)
Bryan Stubbles is the author and creator of “Unknown Playwrights,” a twice-weekly blog about…you guessed it: unknown playwrights! Mr. Stubbles is a playwright himself (and some might say, relatively unknown—at least for now). I found many of his artist profiles to be revelatory, so I asked him several questions about his own work, as well as his process of discovering and reminding the world about these “forgotten” and “unknown” playwrights.
[Ed. Note: This interview was written and submitted November 2018]
Daniel Guyton: Theatre historians usually love to research the well-known playwrights such as William Shakespeare and Tennessee Williams. What made you interested in researching unknown playwrights? How did you get started with this?
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