Scene Published in "The Northridge Review"
A scene from my play, "Naked and Famous" was published in The Northridge Review, Spring Issue of 2018. (Volume XLII, Issue II)
See link for synopsis:
https://portfolium.com/entry/naked-and-famous-a-short-play
On a separate note...
[1. I have been selected for a scene from my new play, "Because it's Sunny in L.A.(Especially on Skid Row) for The Northridge Review Spring Issue of 2020.
2. Another scene from this play was one of six selected (from hundreds of entries) to compete and be produced for the Kennedy Center Theatre Festival (Region 8) in Fullerton.]
*I was the first theatre graduate student to be published in the Northridge Review for playwriting.
The Northridge Review is a literary & arts journal of the present, produced by students in the creative writing program at California State University, Northridge. Founded in 1962 as a campus publication of student work, The Northridge Review publishes prose, poetry, drama, art, and hybrid texts from across all disciplines that test the boundaries of form, content, and genre by exploring the current literary and cultural climate in thoughtful and challenging ways.
See link for synopsis:
https://portfolium.com/entry/naked-and-famous-a-short-play
On a separate note...
[1. I have been selected for a scene from my new play, "Because it's Sunny in L.A.(Especially on Skid Row) for The Northridge Review Spring Issue of 2020.
2. Another scene from this play was one of six selected (from hundreds of entries) to compete and be produced for the Kennedy Center Theatre Festival (Region 8) in Fullerton.]
*I was the first theatre graduate student to be published in the Northridge Review for playwriting.
The Northridge Review is a literary & arts journal of the present, produced by students in the creative writing program at California State University, Northridge. Founded in 1962 as a campus publication of student work, The Northridge Review publishes prose, poetry, drama, art, and hybrid texts from across all disciplines that test the boundaries of form, content, and genre by exploring the current literary and cultural climate in thoughtful and challenging ways.
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