The Innovation Issue
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Masthead of The Innovation Issue
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Editor’s Notes on The Innovation Issue
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Dear Dramatist – March/April 2022
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DG Glossary: Work For Hire
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Jason Robert Brown: Ten Questions
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Marsha Norman: What I’m Teaching Now
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The Listening Party
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Innovative Dramatists
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Innovation is Nothing New
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Midnight Oil Collective
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Dreaming the Queer Future
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How Should We Go On? The Great Realignment Begins
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New Works Now In The Public Domain
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Atlanta: Staying Optimistic
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Kentucky: Roots of the Bluegrass New Play Award
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Michigan: A More Inclusive Theatre Community
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New England – West: Ample Innovation
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The Carolinas: Crossing Over Into 2022
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Ohio: A Cincinnati Update
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Oregon: Whipping Up a Flurry of Creativity
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Philadelphia: The Hand that Holds the Quill
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Puerto Rico: The Santaliz Archive (Archivo Santaliz)
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California – South: Art in the Time of Omicron
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Twin Cities: A Certain Solidarity
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New York State: Hudson Valley & Capital Region Funding Roundtable
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Dramatists Diary – March/April 2022
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New Guild Members as of January 15, 2022
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Guild News – March/April 2022
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Classified Ads – March/April 2022
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Nikkole Salter: Why I Joined the Guild
At last year’s holiday party, I was amazed by the high spirits of my fellow dramatists. I had expected a rather desolate celebration because of how COVID had taken its toll on theatre. Submission opportunities, live readings, and in-person productions had dried up as the Delta variant surged, and we were now reckoning with the Omicron variant. How were these dramatists staying so optimistic? I decided to find out, so I asked them the following questions: “How have you continued to be a dramatist during the time of COVID? Has COVID changed your work in any way?” Here’s what I learned.
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holds an MFA in playwriting from the Playwright’s Lab at Hollins University and a master’s in English from Northwestern University. She is the Dramatists Guild Atlanta Regional Representative, Southeastern Theater Conference Publications Committee chair, YouthPLAYS Literary Associate, and a Working Title Playwrights dramaturg. laurakingplaywright.com.