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Todd Cardin at E3T

By nwardigo May 19, 2016 Uncategorized No Comments

The latest installment of the E3T reading series dropped on Tuesday night at Plays and Players, and there was much rejoicing.  Playwright Todd Cardin provided us with Getting the Knack, which…

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Fran Wilde rocks Bryn Mawr! Insert “Wilde” pun here!

By nwardigo May 16, 2016 Uncategorized No Comments

So, instead of posting this last week, I took my Dad to see Captain America.  You wouldn’t think that would take all week, especially since we did it on Saturday,…

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Sam’s Salon, July 2015

By nwardigo August 15, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments

So, this blog entry is a little late, but last month, I was hosted yet again by the gentle ministrations of Sam Barrett’s salon.  It’s been over a year since…

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Don’t go into Lindsay’s barn

By nwardigo January 16, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments

Okay, so my good friend and fellow playwright, Lindsay Harris Friel, had a living room reading in her parents’ home.  The reasons for this are shrouded in mystery and duplicity,…

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The naming of playwrights

By nwardigo January 10, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments

Happy 2015, everybody.  I’m not a huge proponent of new years’ resolutions, but I’m pleased as punch to begin my second year of blogging about playwriting, novel writing, and the…

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Living room salon, September 2014

By nwardigo September 8, 2014 Uncategorized No Comments

It’s that time again, when a young man’s fancy turns from a war-and-disease-plagued world toward a living room full of theater and booze.  Sam Barrett opened her house for yet another…

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The living room reading, revisited

By nwardigo May 2, 2014 Uncategorized 2 Comments

So, last weekend, it was my turn to face the gauntlet.  That’s me, standing next to salon-owner Sam Barrett, and when I say “salon,” I of course mean her living…

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Celebrate the living room critique

By nwardigo April 1, 2014 Uncategorized No Comments

Playwrights should get readings at all costs.  Without them, you’re blind; you simply don’t know what you have until an audience responds to it.  It’s even been said that if…

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