I Always Say That I'm A Writer

Playwrights Are The Most Gregarious Writers - To Get Our Work Done, We Need Actors, Directors, Set Designers.

It Is Expensive To Give Plays Subtitles, Especially For A Short Run, So Most New Dramas Rarely Cross The Transcontinental Bridge.

Unlike Films, Which Can Be Easily Disseminated Worldwide Via Dvds And The Internet, Plays Struggle To Find An International Audience.

I've Had Frank Conversations With Theaters Who Say, 'we Love Your Play, But We've Already Done A Play By Another Black Person This Year,' Or 'i Don't Think The Kind Of People You Write About Are The Ones Our Audience Wants To See'... Up And Coming Young Black Female Writers Are Still Struggling To Have Their Voices Heard And Have Their Plays Produced.

Theatre Is An Exclusive Place That Tends To Be Dominated By White Men, Or Dying White Men.