: Re: Are there any theaters that are receptive to manuscripts for monologues from the author/performer? First, a caveat: I am only the author of the "play" in question in a sense of the word; since
Generally a writer or actor or writer/actor is not going to enter a relationship directly with a theater. You really need to fill two other important jobs, at a bare minimum:
Director
Producer
You might be able to get away with being your own director, but the big danger is that you'll have no other voice looking at your writing and acting and helping you hone it and make it as good as it can be.
The fact that you have this question about getting into theaters means you do not have the knowledge to be a producer. You want to find a producer for your play and they will know how to get it onto a stage.
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