Like most young dramatists, Jason Gray Platt is a struggling one who holds down a day job to nourish his hopes of watching his work come alive at night. Having obtained a degree from Columbia University's graduate playwriting program in 2010, and still seeking an agent who'll do the fishing for him, the 27-year-old casts his scripts out into the world all by himself, waiting for some theater, somewhere, to bite. Read…
SOURCE: Washington Post at 08:14PM on April 13, 2012