This article comes at a good time as we are about to graduate. A playwright with a day job, who once was an actor waiting tables writing short plays in his spare time. It seems no matter what path we carve for ourselves, we will find our way. He also blends the topics he wants to write about and what will be produced;
“I’m trying to be smart about the pieces I write,” Mr. White said. “Look, if you spend three years on a play, you want it produced.”
Which speaks to the things we need satisfied in the future. Our artistry and our pocketbooks.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/27/theater/the-other-place-by-sharr-white-at-lucille-lortel-theater.html?ref=theater
