Vol. 23 No. 6
Jul/Aug 2021
The Season In Review Issue 2020-2021
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Masthead of the Season in Review 2020/2021 Issue
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Editor’s Notes on the Season In Review 2020-2021 Issue
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Why Is There No Print Edition of The Season in Review Issue?
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Dear Dramatist: July/August 2021
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Vickie Ramirez: Ten Questions
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Carolyn Dunn, PhD: What I'm Teaching Now
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Hawai’i Season in Review 2020/21
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California - South Season in Review 2020/21
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California - North Season in Review 2020/21
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Oregon Season in Review 2020/21
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Washington State Season in Review 2020/21
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Utah Season in Review 2020/21
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Austin/San Antonio Season In Review 2020/21: A Season (To End All Seasons!) In the Rearview
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Dallas/Ft. Worth Season in Review 2020/21
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Houston Season in Review 2020/21
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Minneapolis/St. Paul Season in Review 2020/21
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Chicago Season in Review 2020/21: A Season in Transition
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Michigan Season in Review 2020/21
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Kentucky Season in Review 2020/21
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Gulf Coast Season in Review 2020/21
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Puerto Rico Season in Review 2020/21: Colaborando a Través De Los Desafíos
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Atlanta Season in Review 2020/21
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North Carolina Season in Review 2020/21
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DC Season in Review 2020/21
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Pittsburgh Season in Review 2020/21
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Philadelphia Season in Review 2020/21: Empty Stages, Full Schedules
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New Jersey Season in Review 2020/21
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New York State Season in Review 2020/21
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New England West Season in Review 2020/21
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New England East Season in Review 2020/21
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London, UK Season in Review 2020/21
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Classified Ads - July/August 2021
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Dramatists Diary: July/August 2021
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New Guild Members as of May 15, 2021
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What the Guild Means to Me with Christine Toy Johnson
It was a cool November evening in Davidsonville, Maryland, just outside of DC. There were twelve of us surrounding a fire and three actors performing Bob Bartlett’s new play, Three Strangers Sitting Around a Backyard Firepit at Two in the Morning Listening to Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska. Before we sat in a circle, there were furtive movements and occasional nervous conversations between audience members – six feet apart and properly masked.
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Randy Baker
is a playwright, director, and the co-Artistic Director of Rorschach Theatre in Washington DC. In addition to Rorschach, he has directed at Source Theatre, WSC Avant Bard, Pointless Theatre, American University, Catholic University, Georgetown University, and Imagination Stage, among others.
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