On writing characters 'for' actors
Is a character in a play innately collaborative? Actor and writer Daniel York Loh wrestles with bringing theatrical people to…
Essay: a call to arms
9 MONTHS TO BIRTH YOUR PLAY is a series of essays that explore wellbeing and psychology in playwriting, and was…
On collaboration
How can I be collaborative as a playwright? James Fritz, who won a Judges Award at the Bruntwood Prize for…
On having fun with form
What is meant by 'form', and how can you be adventurous with it? Bruntwood Prize-winner Phoebe Eclair-Powell breaks down how…
Nine ways to find your way (back) to writing
Since winning the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting in 2015, Kendall Feaver's relationship with writing has been turbulent. In an attempt…
On final checks
Theatremaker and playwright Luke Barnes offers some thoughts about the moment when you think your project is finished.
Letters to an emerging playwright
What might a director look for in my work? What might excite a director to bring their creativity to a…
Essay: Plays to save the world
The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting places value on playwrights’ intelligent, focused urgency and compassionate understanding. This is the moment for…
101 Notes on Playwriting
Mark Ravenhill has been diving into his playwriting practice and sharing his very best tips through his 101 Notes on…
Chris Urch visits the Kenyon Institute Playwrights Conference
Playwright Chris Urch, who won a Judge's Award at the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting 2013 for his play THE ROLLING…