My two-act comedy, The Scarborough Four, was published this month as part of the Playwrights Canada Press anthology Write On Theatre Saskatchewan. The anthology also features the work of playwrights Mary Love of Regina, Dennis Hunt and Ian C. Nelson of Saskatoon, and Sharon Butala of Eastend. The anthology's abstract-looking purple-green book cover (at left) is actually an aerial view of Saskatchewan.
Playwright and fiction writer B.D. Miller lives in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. His stories have appeared in North By North Wit: An Anthology of Canadian Humour, Storyteller, Spring, and Transition. His fiction was broadcast on CBC Radio's Gallery program in March 2004. Miller won 2nd prize in Storyteller's 2000 Great Canadian Story Contest, and his fiction was shortlisted for both the 2003-04 CBC Literary Awards and Storyteller's 2004 Great Canadian Story Contest.
Miller's full-length comedy, The Scarborough Four, won Regina Little Theatre's 75th Anniversary National Playwriting Competition, and premièred in June 2002 at Regina's Performing Arts Centre. The play was published in September 2005 by Playwrights Canada Press in Write On Theatre Saskatchewan, an anthology of Saskatchewan plays. Miller's one-act plays have been staged as part of Globe Theatre Regina's On The Line Cabaret and at North Battleford's On The River's Edge Festival.
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