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Sam’s Salon, October 2015

By nwardigo November 2, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments

I’m a little late on this one, but last weekend, Sam’s salon was graced by the literary stylings of local playwright Lindsay Harris Friel in a little piece she likes…

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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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