sometimes the only way out is through 3/6 '15
This morning, I was really, really angry.
Last night I worked on the podcast, and I got a lot done, but I was feeling very, very dark.
I planned to work on the podcast some more this morning, but I was angry. I read this article about this rich guy who bought himself the right to have his play professionally produced at a regional theatre in a major city. I also read about Larry David's new play on Broadway.
I was so angry that I got an image in my head, and I started writing a play about how theater is not a meritocracy, and how it's okay to suck if you have enough money.
Eleven pages later, Vince came home and took me out for lunch.
I just finished revising it and condensing it down to ten pages. On its surface, it's now about the fashion industry. I'm taking it to a playwrights' meeting on Sunday. We'll see how it goes.
I haven't had a writing day this good (balls-out, spark-to-completion) since probably last May.
I don't know if it's good, but I like it.
And neither is music. Cue up the Rebecca Black. *fork in eye*
Ethan Hawke stars in NASCAR Hamlet.