Playwriting Insights from David Auburn

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As part of MTC Education's Family Drama Playwriting Workshop Series, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Auburn (Proof, The Columnist, Lost Lake) shares insights into his writing process and provides practical advice to anyone who wants to write a play.

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And BTW, great talk. I'm surprised there aren't more comments. Really good advice!

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That was great. I'm an actress and boy would I love to share with David Auburn about a problem I have dealing with my craft -- sort of an internal struggle -- and have him write a play about it. If there is ever a way to reach him and put forth my idea, my tsuris (to use a Yiddish word), I would love to know how. I think it's a worthy problem of any artist to be explored. And I'm sure Mr. Auburn could do well with it.

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