Writing can feel like retching (and that’s okay!). Let’s talk first drafts, fears and inventing the structures we need to get us going.

This fun and free “Playwriting 101” Lunch Club with K.T. Peterson takes place via Zoom on Tuesday, Sept. 15 from noon to 1 p.m. and is sponsored by Printing Partners. Register for links and reminders!

About the Instructor
K.T. Peterson is a graduate of the Iowa Playwrights Workshop. She has lived and worked in Indianapolis, New York City, Baltimore, and Iowa City. She was a founding member of The Forge Theater Company and served as a nominator for the Drama League from 2010-2012. K.T. has a 15-year relationship with the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis; acting, directing, and writing in museum theater. She has taught acting and creative writing to children aged K-12, as well as undergraduate students at Towson University. Writing credits include: WomenWorks Playwright (2018), New York Musical Theater Festival Developmental Playwriting Series (7:32), 2011 Jerome Fellowship Finalist (M’s Teeth), 2009 Eugene O’Neill National Playwriting Conference Fellow 2009, National Playwriting Nomination Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (7:32), Region II Featured Production, Kennedy Center ACTF 7:32, Musical Theatre Award (Book) Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (7:32), and 2007 WordBRIDGE Playwriting Lab (Sunman of Molón), semi-finalist Eugene O’Neill National Playwriting Conference and Musical Theatre Conference (2011, 2012, 2016). Publications include: The True Story of the Hitchhiker Who Was Shot In Pursuit of Kindness (Narrative.ly), and Holy Jolie (Geeky Press).