Author Archives: CorinnaSchulenburg

(Why am I naming days?) 3/24/14, Day 13,915: Lynnie that’s the whole thing / That’s the whole thing right there This day is so named for a line from The Sea Concerto, which we read at the Lark Play Development Center’s Playwrights Workshop meeting. I’d finished the play back in January, and so I was excited toContinue reading “That’s the whole thing right there”

(Why am I naming days?) 3/23/14, Day 13,914: David and Antonio and the Deep Blue Sea This day is so named for the heartfelt nuptials of David and Antonio on the set of Dark Water, the perfect theatre-drenched wedding for these two theatre-makers. As in the best of ceremonies, everything seemed to emerge from the true natureContinue reading “David and Antonio and the Deep Blue Sea”

(Why am I naming days?) 3/22/14, Day 13,913: Launching Jane the Plain, and Gabe with Kendre before his Assignation  This day is so lengthily named for two happy things: the launch of the Jane the Plain Facebook event (to which I invited just about everyone I could); and for the latest scene of Word(s), which is just pouringContinue reading “Assignations”

(Why am I naming days?) 3/19/14, Day, 13,910: Undone This day is so named for Flux’s reading of Andrea Thome’s Undone as part of #3030NP, a US Latina/o theatre/NoPassport reading scheme. Beyond the awesomeness of the context, and the coolness of playing in the PRTT space, and the extraordinary cast…there was the beauty of Andrea’s script. OneContinue reading “Undone, and the Ungirdled Sea”