Playwriting
Corydon
Midnight Sun
Communion of Saints
Original Features
Academy of Villains
Blackwell's Island
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Articles of Faith.
"I believe it doesn't take much to make people pay attention to a car cash, and the best theatre makes entertainment out of action, not just reaction. I believe the most under appreciated skill in theatre is pacing, so whether you like my plays or not they won't waste your time. I believe whoever coined the phrase 'larger than life' didn't get out of the house much, so when a piece is called larger than life it's probably on the right track. I believe in rhythm, patter, patterns, momentum and that when used in combination they can cast a hypnagogic spell over an audience. I believe it's a miracle that people subject themselves to relating to characters going through Hell, no matter how entertaining it is. I believe writers who think everything they write is precious will be first against the wall when the revolution comes.
I believe theatre professionals are the alchemists of our age.
Thank you for your time, be sure to tip your waitresses."
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Kathleen ‘K.C.’ Cromie has written sixteen scripts and holds a B.S. in Film & Television from Boston University's College of Communications. She directed the short "On The Twentieth Century" starring poet Frank Bidart for Boston First Night. In London, she interned with Earth 2000, a reality television show, where she assisted Sir Timothy Ackroyd in the casting process.
Kathleen's plays have had readings in New York, Paris, London, and Los Angeles and have been performed in America and in Europe. She lives in Burbank where she works for Warner Music Group and as a reader for the Final Draft "Big Break" competition. She is a member of the Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights and the Playwrights Center, and is a certified Irish whiskey taster. She can be reached at kathleencromie@hotmail.com
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