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
Five years ago, six months before I was hired at the Guild, I lost my home. For ten years I lived on two floors of a three-story house in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It was a dream.
Ten fabulous years.
Sadly, my previous employer downsized, I was let go, and I could no longer afford the rent. I had no savings, very little money to my name, and couldn’t apply for unemployment insurance. I chose to pour every dime I had left into helping my oldest child finish her fine art portfolio for her high school auditions, and I spared no expense. Whatever she needed, I would manifest.
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, a playwright, is the Executive Director of Creative Affairs and Membership at the Dramatists Guild. He manages member service and programming for America’s professional playwrights, composers, lyricists, and librettists. Emmanuel also oversees the Guild’s industry outreach, strategy, and communications. He is the proud parent of Faith and Imani Wilson. #PayWriters