What makes a good ten-minute play? In this workshop, Maggie Kearnan will guide you to explore all the various aspects of crafting a ten-minute play, from structure to author’s intent and audience appeal. You’ll read, do some writing, and analyze the form to discover how to make it work for writers as artists and theatres as producers. This workshop is designed for writers who have less or no experience in the ten-minute form. Please bring something to write with, pen and paper or laptop.
Registration is required for this free event.
About Maggie
Maggie Kearnan holds an MFA in Playwriting from Boston University. Her plays IDK [What This Is] and Idawalley have been produced at Boston College, How to Not Save the World with Mr. Bezos at Boston Playwrights’ Theatre and Great Barrington Public Theater. Her award winning play Like Flies received its world premiere at Portland Stage. She has had 10-minute plays appear in the Boston Theatre Marathon, the Firehouse Center for the Arts New Works Festival, KCACTF, and the City Theatre Miami Summer Shorts.
This workshop is presented in partnership with The Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation.