Little Black Dress INK is an experiment in support, inspired by recent revelations in numbers on the subject of just how few female playwrights actually get produced. Through outreach, education, and producing opportunities, Little Black Dress INK strives to create more production opportunities for female playwrights while also strengthening the female playwright network.
Check out The Blog to read up on the playwrights, directors, and other creative people collaborating on Little Black Dress INK’s Female Playwrights ONSTAGE project and our upcoming Planting the Seed new play festival.
ATTN: Los Angeles Female Playwrights – join us Sunday, March 17th for a super fun lip-synch project in support of gender parity… and well dressed lady playwrights! Check the blog for more details
The graphic is great!! Can’t wait!
I can’t wait to play!
I am SO THRILLED to be a part of this wonderful project!
This is so exciting – I am so honored to be asked to direct.
This is coming at the perfect time. I’ve just finished a major project and am writing my first play. So the opportunity to act, direct, and learn by association with other playwrights is very welcome indeed. Gotta love those steep learning curves. Let the games and fun begin!
I have my cast for Dirty Laundry and I couldn’t be more pleased!
Yes, I know. My website says that Gail is playing Brandy and Kate is portraying Jane. Well, we switched. And it is working out beautifully. I am so blessed. What a cast! The inspiration for the play is a skirt–a beautiful 1940s skirt that truly did belong to my mother, a self-described “groupie” for the jazz age. I’m looking forward to the readings of all the plays on July 25th, and then to the actual performances on August 20th. OMG! I put the event on my website: http://www.mickishelton.com, but not the date! Gotta fix those things.
I am LOVING the contact that Jean who is directing my play is making with me. So exciting to be a part of the process, even from so far away!
What fun we had with our “Dirty Laundry” this past weekend! Thanks to the playwrights who came from CA. Katherine James was a jewel to work with but did’t get to spend as much time with her as I would have liked.
I recently saw From the Mouth of Babes. Quite a show! Had a lot of fun.