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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Florida Season in Review 2020/21
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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
In what will certainly be considered the most challenging year-and-a-half of our lives as a community of artists, what is remarkable is that the push to express as dramatists was not to be dampened, even when the theatre industry as a whole was more or less paralyzed. Florida-based dramatists had sixteen new plays mounted for live performance, nine readings and workshops took place, and no fewer than 29 plays were presented in live streaming format. Additionally, Florida-based dramatists published nine scripts and had six plays and musicals recorded, broadcast, or filmed.
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