Vol. 23 No. 5
May/Jun 2021
The Radical Hospitality Issue
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Masthead of the Radical Hospitality Issue
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Editor’s Notes on The Radical Hospitality Issue
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Lucy Wang: Ten Questions
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Stephen Kaplan: What I'm Teaching Now
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Douglas Post: What Copyright Means to Me
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What Does Radical Hospitality Mean to You?
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On Radical Hospitality, Part One
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Dramatists in Times Square
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On Radical Hospitality, Part Two
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3 Things You Can Do
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The Walking Plays
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California - North: Jeannie Barroga
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Chicago: Takeaways for a Post-Pandemic Theatre
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Dallas/Ft. Worth: A Conversation with Anyika McMillan-Herod
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DC: Meeting the Challenging Moment
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Houston: Writers Weathering The Storm
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Kansas City/St. Louis: Missouri Playwrights Keep Hope (and their Work) Alive During COVID
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Minneapolis/St. Paul: Let's Make Art
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New England - East: A Pandemic-Infused Winter
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New Jersey: Updates from the Garden State
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New York City: A Conversation With Ty Defoe
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Seattle: Isolation / Collaboration
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From the Desk of the DGCM: Who Do I Leave My Intellectual Property To?
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Arthur Kopit: Why I Joined the Guild
With a February 2021 production of Darrah Cloud’s (NYS) new play Turning, followed by a trio of Spring readings (April 14, 21, 28), the Hackettstown NJ-based Centenary Stage Company Women Playwrights Series is celebrating its 28th year of new play development work.
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