Years ago when I was writing plays as soon as actors knew I had written them they started to change them make adjustments and generally argue a lot. When I wrote plays as Tim Barcode, aside from the odd word, actors just did it. There was also a backstory that Tim Barcode was from Melbourne, so there was almost a reverance about the scripts.
It was when Playmarket told me they couldn't help me unless I went under my real name that I reverted to that for playwriting. Oddly I've been less successful since I took their advice.
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New Zealand playwright Tim Barcode / Sam Fisher's Blog - plays, and miscellaneous writing.
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