Write for us

We welcome focused contributions about the craft of live storytelling: a scene problem, a staging choice, a rehearsal method or a clear explanation of a useful idea. Send proposals through the Contact page.

What makes a strong pitch

Name the specific question your piece will answer, who it helps and what the reader will be able to notice or try afterward. A good pitch has a defined scope, a distinct point of view and a reason the subject suits Grand Stage Stories.

Useful forms

We consider explanatory pieces, comparisons, thoughtful accounts of craft history and occasion-based exercises. Keep advice safe and broadly usable; do not rely on specialist instruction, local rules or unsupported claims.

Before you send

Outline the central idea and proposed structure, and mention any sources or examples you plan to use. Tell us whether the work has appeared elsewhere. Do not send confidential material or assume that a proposal has been accepted.