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DG Talkback: Season 3 Episode 6: Collaborating with Non-Homogenous Creative Teams
The Dramatists Guild Presents: TALKBACK Season 3 Episode 6 is now available to download! This season explores the idea of COLLABORATION; the sixth episode focuses on collaborating with...
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DG Talkback Season 3 Episode 5: Collaborating With Your Community
The Dramatists Guild Presents: TALKBACK Season 3 Episode 5 is now available to download! This season explores the idea of COLLABORATION, and the fifth episode explores what it's like to...
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2021 Update from the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee
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The Dramatists Guild of America Condemns Anti-Asian Racism
The murders this past week in Atlanta of eight people, six of them Asian American women, at the hands of a white supremacist is the latest horrific example of the cancer of anti-Asian racism in America.
We know, as writers, that narrative is a powerful tool that can be used for good or ill. It can illuminate lasting truths that ennoble us all, and it can also...
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The Dramatists Guild Presents: TALKBACK - Let’s Talk About MFA PROGRAMS
TALKBACK Season 2 Episode 2 is now available to download! This new season explores the idea of ACCESS, and the second episode examines the pros and cons of getting an MFA. Is getting a Masters degree really the best way to enter the theatre industry? In this episode, host Christine Toy Johnson sits down with friends and colleagues KJ Sanchez and Vichet Chum for a deep dive into the realities of student loans, institutional racism, and a career in...
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Dramatists Guild Statement of Solidarity
In May 1963, Robert F. Kennedy met with a small group of Black artists and activists, including Dramatists Guild members James Baldwin and Lorraine Hansberry. When Kennedy seemed unable to comprehend the pain of Jerome Smith, who had been beaten and jailed by the police, Hansberry reportedly said, "if you are insensitive to this, then there is no alternative except our going into the streets...and chaos."
It has been 57 years since Lorraine Hansberry...