Category Archives: On-stage

The Writer’s Desk: What if I Don’t Like it?

Posted on April 11, 2010 by J Scott Bronson

Last month my latest play, Brothers, ran for three weeks at the Brinton Black Box Theater in the Covey Center for the Arts in Provo, Utah. It went pretty well–only one sell-out crowd of twelve performances (which isn’t really as … Continue reading →

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On-Stage: On recited poetry and really bad theatre

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Eric R Samuelsen

There’s a musical playing right now at BYU that I’m not going to see.  Casey at the Bat it’s called, and already I’m cranky.  I’m on the committee that decides these things–I’ve read the script.  That’s why I’m boycotting it.  … Continue reading →

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On-Stage: “What Hast Thou Been?”

Posted on February 12, 2010 by J Scott Bronson

A very good friend once told me that there was nothing in the world that he could do that would be more important than his writing. Not too long after that conversation he became a former Mormon. Speaking scientifically, I … Continue reading →

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On-Stage: How it Happens: An Introduction

Posted on December 12, 2009 by J Scott Bronson

I claim to be a writer. As proof, I offer these facts: I have completed several short stories in the science fiction and fantasy genre (two of which have been published); two LDS mainstream novels (neither of which have been … Continue reading →

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