Remember when I said I was rejected by SFSU’s MFA program? Funny thing about that, turns out I was accepted! I was notified earlier today, a clerical error had been made and it wasn’t caught until now. Crazy, right? Turns out I’ll have less time this coming fall than I thought.

I just received an exciting email, my play Horny Like The Wolf (which is getting a staged reading at City Lights Theatre this Tuesday) will also be getting a staged reading in June with Sonoma Stage Works! It has been selected as a semi-finalist in their PlayFest 2013 short-play competition.

The readings will be at 2pm on June 2nd! The audience will then vote, and the top plays will receive a full production in September! More details to come!

Tonight is the dress rehearsal for All Terrain Theater Company’s showcase, WOMEN IN SOLODARITY: CAT LADIES and another day in our photo count down to opening night!

Here is a set of pictures taken by Rob Reeves, these are all of Colleen Egan rehearsing a solo piece by Susan Sobeloff called Missing: A Cat Play. Enjoy!

And these are some photos from the production side of things, also taken by Rob Reeves…

Photo of Tracy Held Potter, our producer and the artistic director of All Terrain Theater Company.

Photo of Tracy Potter and myself, obviously we’re getting things taken care of.

All photos courtesy Rob Reeves.

I believe we’re one or two tickets shy of selling out. You can buy tickets here or email Tracy Held Potter and beg her for a seat.

And as always, if you’re viewing on facebook click to my website for photos and links.

Only two days before opening night of All Terrain Theater Company’s showcase, WOMEN IN SOLODARITY: CAT LADIES. The show is going so well! I hope you have gotten your tickets already! Oh, and if you’d like to advertise in the program, contact Tracy Held Potter ASAP!

Today I bring you more pictures taken by Rob Reeves, these are all of performer Ramya Vijayan rehearsing a monologue I wrote called, It’s Not You, It’s Me. Enjoy!

All photos courtesy Rob Reeves.

We’re very close to having a sold out run, please do yourself a favor and buy your tickets right now! If you want to see this wonderful show, act now! Buy tickets here!

Here are some more fabulous pictures taken by Rob Reeves to get you ready for the show!

All the photos are of the talented Martha Rynberg rehearsing Patricia Milton’s solo piece Kitty’s Prescription.

All photos courtesy Rob Reeves.

As of this morning there were only 11 tickets left for the whole run! If you want to see this wonderful show, act now! Buy tickets here!

With opening night around the corner, join me in counting down with these fantastic pictures taken by Rob Reeves! Keep checking back all week for more!

Tracy Held Potter and myself.

Chelsey Little our wonderful and always prepared stage manager.

Colleen Egan rehearsing Tracy Held Potter’s piece The Librarian Who Was Allergic To Cats.

Another photo of Colleen Egan rehearsing Tracy Held Potter’s piece The Librarian Who Was Allergic To Cats.

All photos courtesy Rob Reeves.

Don’t miss out on this show! Buy tickets today!

Need something to do in between the opening and closing weekend of Women In Solodarity, Cat Ladies? Well, I’ve got you covered… On April 9th my short play Horny Like The Wolf will join other short plays for an evening of staged readings in San Jose at City Lights Theatre. And I’m super excited to announce that Tracy Held Potter will be directing my piece! Too entice you further here are all the plays set for that evening:

Selling Point by Peter Hsieh, directed by Tunuviel Luv

A Play About a Couch by Cara Phipps, directed by Jeffrey Lo

Horny Like The Wolf by Rachel Bublitz, directed by Tracy Held Potter

Opening Day by Jake Arky, directed by Heather Noelle Robinson

The Right To Dry by Shirley King, directed by Nora Casey

Men Are Big Babies by Richard Medugno, directed by Tunuviel Luv

Brendan’s Damn Good Day by Jeffrey Lo, directed by Cara Phipps

Bozo to Squirt by Leah Halper, directed by Katja Rivera

Hope to see you there!!

We are one week away from opening night of WOMEN IN SOLODARITY, CAT LADIES. The show is great, and you don’t want to miss out. The show on April 5th (my birthday) has already sold out! Thank you world for that wonderful birthday present. Anyway, there are still tickets for the other performances, but I’m told that they’re filling up quickly. Be sure and buy tickets soon so you don’t miss out on this fabulous show featuring new work from local women, preformed by awesome local female talent!

Biggest rejection of my life so far; my application was rejected from SFSU and the creative writing MFA program. I found out yesterday, and before you ask, I do not know why… They’re sending me a letter via snail mail to let me know. I very much hope that it isn’t a form letter…

I’m disappointed for sure, but I’ll be fine. Whatever the reason… I’m not going for an MFA, at least not this year. Time to figure some things out…

It was a tedious road, but I am happy to say that I have completed this binge! Is it just me, or does each new month seem busier than the last? I’m scared of starting April…

Anyway, here are my last seven submissions:

Submission number 25, I sent my ten minute play Baby Pie to Black Ship Theatre Co.. They’re looking for short plays and full length plays, for main stage productions and for a series called Black Curtain Submissions. They’d like plays that fit within this:

“For this season, we’re seeking plays with a touch of the absurd, imaginary, or the magical. We’re talking everything from tall tales & urban legends to new myths & folk heroes.”

I sent in My Body to The Collective for their short play showcase. They want ten minute plays that fit within their mission statement:

“The Collective unites professional artists who share a responsibility to create work in the contemporary American Theatre that is emotionally truthful, socially relevant, and defiantly accessible.”

Gi60 or Gone in 60 Seconds, a one minute play festival, seeks plays that are one minute long. You may submit as many one minute plays as you’d like, but they must all be sent in separate emails. I sent in three; Flee, Dealing With Death, and Not Pregnant.

And finally, for submissions 30 and 31, I sent plays into ICBNS. They’re looking for short and funny plays for a short play series, as well as plays of any length for a staged reading series. For the staged reading series they want comedies, or fringe-themed plays; fantasy, horror, or sc-fi. I sent in Nap Time as well as My Sister’s Baby.

That brings me up to 31! Yes! Done. Now to the other 100 things I have to do today……