Quill and Curtain Darrin J. Friedman

This week on Quill and Curtain, we speak with Debra A. Cole, an award-winning playwright, director, and theatre/writing/arts educator from Lawrence, Kansas. Her plays have been seen by audiences around the world. Tune in to the Quill and Curtain Podcast to discover more about Debra’s creative journey, her inspirations, and the magic behind her thought-provoking plays! Our podcast is brought to you by Point Park University's MFA program in writing for stage and screen.

This week, we’re thrilled to have Julie Nemitz, an in-demand theatre marketing consultant and the founder of Theatre Marketing Lab, as our special guest. Julie brings her expertise in marketing innovation, systems, and content to help theatres grow revenue and delight their audiences.

In this episode, Julie shares marketing insights and strategies to help playwrights get exposure.

Remember, whether you’re a theatre professional, an aspiring playwright, or simply a theatre enthusiast, this podcast is your backstage pass to all things theatre marketing!

Brought to you by Point Park University's MFA in Writing for Stage and Screen.

With the Memorial Day weekend upon us, Darrin takes a moment to reflect on his path of being a playwright. Hope you give it a listen.

On the latest episode of Quill and Curtain, a podcast for playwrights by playwrights, we’re thrilled to feature the talented Crystal Skillman, a brilliant playwright and writer. Crystal’s unique voice and captivating storytelling have left audiences spellbound, and now she shares her insights and creative process with us.

Whether you’re an aspiring playwright or simply love great stories, this episode is a must-listen! Share it with fellow theater enthusiasts, and let’s celebrate the magic of words together.

Sponsored by Point Park Univeristy's MFA in Writing for Stage and Screen.

In this week's episode, meet Nora Louise Syran. Nora is a first-generation Norwegian-American poet, playwright, lyricist, songwriter, translator, and educator. A child of immigrants, she was struck early by wanderlust and has spent years living overseas, teaching, traveling, and producing theatre. She is a member of the SACD (Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques), the Dramatists Guild, and the Honor Roll! She studied under poet Brigit P. Kelly and mezzo-soprano Sylvia Stone at the University of Illinois. While currently based in Chicagoland, she is at home in the USA and France.

Join us for an engaging and insightful journey into the world of theater with Clare Drobot, Co-Artistic Director at City Theatre in Pittsburgh. Clare shares her experiences as a dramaturg, playwright, and leader, offering a unique perspective on the creative process. In this podcast, you’ll discover how Clare draws from her extensive background to discuss the intricacies of developing new plays and curating successful seasons. Tune in as she reflects on her experiences, shares anecdotes, and provides valuable insights for aspiring artists.