The immediate re-sponse from the audience is important to a playwright, especially one made of peers, as it will be on Friday and Saturday night, Bullins added. In addition to the play readings, there will be a discussion directly following the night s performances. The audience will have a chance to ask the playwrights questions, and this feedback can also be immensely beneficial to the student s work. The audience will also get a chance to understand the plays better and develop a deeper appreciation for the work a playwright does. An accomplished playwright himself, Ed Bullins said he knows the feeling of having his own play performed before a live audience.
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