I'm Not The Guy To Ask About

A Stage Play Is Basically A Form Of Uber-schizophrenia. You Split Yourself Into Two Minds - One Being The Protagonist And The Other Being The Antagonist. The Playwright Also Splits Himself Into Two Other Minds: The Mind Of The Writer And The Mind Of The Audience.

Characters On Stage, Like People In What We Refer To As "real Life," Do Not Speak To Reveal Themselves. They Do Not Speak To Conceal Themselves. They Speak To Get Whatever It Is That They Want. It Is The Only Reason They Speak.

It Is The Objective Of The Protagonist That Keeps Us In Our Seats.

The Audience Perceives Only What The Actor Wants To Do To The Other Actor.

I Tend To Write A Lot, Which I Think Is The Secret To Being Prolific.