James Armstrong, Playwright

The latest issue of The Byron Journal  recently arrived, including my article "Shaping a New Marino Faliero for Drury Lane." I fi...

If Mary Anning--the tartan-clad paleontologist who scoured the cliffs of Lyme-Regis for fossils in the nineteenth century--were alive today,...

Last night the Mach 33 Festival presented a wonderful reading of my play Bones of the Sea at Pasadena Playhouse. The entire cast did an ex...

As I previously wrote , my play Bones of the Sea will be receiving a staged reading tomorrow night at Pasadena Playhouse. The piece was ch...

I previously blogged that May was looking up, and now I can officially announce that my play Bones of the Sea has been chosen as one of t...

Last week, I announced that my play Dark Night of the Soul  had made the longlist of shows being considered by the Free Spirit Theatre. Unf...

Tomorrow (Monday) my one-act play The Love Songs of Brooklynites  will have a staged reading as a part of Emerging Artists Theatre's New...

Today is the 219th birthday of Mary Anning, the fossil hunter and paleontologist who revolutionized the scientific world at the beginning of...

Last month, Elephant Room Productions did an in-house reading of my play Bones of the Sea , about the nineteenth-century paleontologist Mar...