Coming Up With Your Own Play

 By Nate Feldman

Coming up with your own theater production is definitely a challenge, especially if you are starting from scratch and are initially coming up with all of the ideas by yourself.  That is exactly what I have been doing while writing the story, Doomsday, USA.  The story has gone through many versions, and I am experimenting with different stories.  

Ideally, in the future I will have collaborators on this project.  When people work together on creative projects, they can add things the other person may have not thought of themselves.  

In addition to working on the script of my own play, I would like to create a theater company where we can put on many performances, both things I and other cast members have written as well as other people's plays.  

In the meantime, I will perform different parts of the play at public events.  For example, last year I performed the opening scene of the play at an Open Mic night at the Wunderbarn in East Greenville, PA.  The Wunderbarn was a barn that was turned into an outdoor theatre.  

Eventually, I will turn the different parts of the play into one complete performance.

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