Category Archives: Mainstage

Three on a Match and Finding Your Audience by Rhett Martinez

Posted on February 18, 2018 by

I tried to write “normal” plays for a while. I really did. I just couldn’t do it. When I first started writing stories (not plays), I didn’t even think about realism. My favorite writers were always surreal, fantastic, speculative, so … Continue reading →

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Gazoline by Jordi Casanovas

Posted on April 11, 2017 by

GAZOLINE estrenada en el IATI Theater de New York.  Es una situación muy curiosa y extraña, pues es la primera vez que se estrena una obra nueva/inédita mía sin que pueda estar presente, viviéndolo desde la distancia.  Aún así, me … Continue reading →

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The Story Behind STORAGE LOCKER by Jeff Stolzer

Posted on August 17, 2016 by

Four years ago, I found myself obsessively watching a cable reality show called STORAGE WARS. The premise was simple and compelling – a ragtag group of professional and amateur bidders competed at on-site auctions to acquire self-storage lockers whose owners … Continue reading →

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The Swings (a short story) by Roger Simeon

Posted on October 5, 2015 by

There was this little playground I used to go with my granddad when I was a kid. It was not much, actually, just an outdated slide, a sandbox for toddlers and two plain and rustic swings chained to a metal … Continue reading →

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