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SWAN Day in LA!
Little Black Dress INK is thrilled to be presenting the SWAN Day Action Fest in LA with the Los Angeles Female Playwrights Initiative! The festival is part of Support Women Arts Now day and will take place in LA on … Continue reading
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Call for Plays!
I am SO excited to announce this year’s call for plays! Please read over our submission rules and make sure you understand how our little festival operates. Yes, we really do use peer review to select our plays for production … Continue reading
Planting the Seed
We’re back! And we missed you! Little Black Dress INK is thrilled to announce the theme of our third (almost annual) Female Playwrights Festival (part of our Female Playwrights ONSTAGE Project): Planting the Seed Just think about that for a … Continue reading
Sweet Victories!
It’s always a challenge when you pick up the corner of a new page and say “I think I’m going to dive in!” I’ve been very fortunate to have wrangled a whole bunch of talented artists to help produce our … Continue reading
Impending WOW
By Tiffany Antone, playwright and festival coordinator I’ve been known – on occasion – to bite off more than I can chew (The flurry of frenzied multi-tasking I’ve been trying to maintain these past two months is a prime example) … Continue reading
