Creativity is rarely the problem in the moment your writing stops working. The real moment your work dies is far more subtle. It’s when your language stops coming from lived experience and starts coming from borrowed frameworks.
Although he’s best known as an actor at this point, Colman Domingo has a long history as a writer—most notably in theater, where the Disclosure Day star is an accomplished playwright and Tony nominee with credits stretching back to the 1990s. All of which goes some—if not all—of the way toward explaining a rather odd report fromDeadline tonight,…
