Once a script has been completed, a playwright may move on to the production phase, which involves working closely with a director, producer, and actors to bring the play to life. During this phase, the playwright may spend a significant amount of time in rehearsals, watching and making revisions to the script as necessary. They may also attend meetings with the production team to discuss aspects such as staging, lighting, and sound design. In addition to the creative aspects of their work, playwrights must also handle administrative tasks related to their productions. This can include communicating with agents, publishers, and theater companies, as well as negotiating contracts and managing finances.
