Select either e-cast copies, sent by email, or hard cast copies which are printed in black & white on 3-hole punched paper so it’s easy to put them into notebooks and sent via the mail. When you’re going to perform, order cast copies. Decide which plays you want to use, then contact us for e-scripts which you can copy. Play collections are copyright protected and can’t be copied.
You get FREE shipping on all e-documents. Order a hard copy or e-script for perusal, not for rehearsal or performance. He lives in Arizona.Thanks for your order! Add items to your cart, one at a time. He studied playwriting under the late Lanford Wilson at the Edward Albee New Playwrights Workshop at the University of Houston. His short plays are published by YouthPlays, Smith & Kraus, Dramatic Publishing, and Applause. He has been a semi-finalist for the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference and a national finalist for the David Cohen Award from the Kennedy Center's ACTF. In 2010 he was awarded the John Cauble Award for Outstanding Short Play and a fellowship to the Eugene O'Neill National Playwrights Conference from the Kennedy Center, and a mainstage reading and the Holland New Voices Award from the Great Plains Theatre Conference in Omaha. Theatres that have developed his work include Theatre InspiraTO in Toronto Movement Theatre Company in NYC Wordsmyth Theater Company and Mildred's Umbrella in Houston.
His plays have been produced and staged read all over the United States, also Canada, England, Costa Rica, Denmark, and Australia. He's at work on a multi-volume collection titled SOME AMERICANS: SOME MONOLOGUES totaling 24 hours of running time. Let me know if you're going to do something for YouTube.***Īsher Wyndham (he/him/his) is an American/Canadian playwright specializing in the monologue form. Maybe mention my name and monologue on Twitter, insta, wherever. It'd be nice if you send me something, a dollar, whatever via PayPal using my email address. ***If you are using a monologue for audition or competition let me know.
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