It is hard at first to remember everything you need to do to produce your play once you have written it, but if you take the time to map out what needs to be done first, the task at getting your stage play produced will be easy.

I have written, directed and produced 10 stage plays and I am working on my 11th as we speak. Getting the right cast, the right crew, and developing a schedule will help matters as well. I am also a consultant, vocal coach and acting coach. I help local groups and or individuals to obtain skills they would otherwise not use. I help with vocal development, acting, and stage presence.

My organization, Reaching All Worlds, Inc., is much involved in developing new and upcoming actors for theatre and television. We perform all around the community and travel from time to time with our productions.

The steps involved are easy if taken one at a time. Once you have written your script, get someone you trust to proofread it for you before you print it and get it ready for distribution. My recommendation would be to get a copyright on your script and register it with WGA before giving it to cast and crew.

Next, send out casting calls for cast and crew and once they are in place, begin developing a rehearsal schedule to have ready for your first read through. From here there are so many steps that are needed to prepare for this production and I am willing to help anyone.