Vol. 23 No. 1
Sep/Oct 2020
The Call & Response Issue
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Masthead of The Call & Response Issue
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Editor's Notes on The Call & Response Issue
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Find The Universal... And Then Kill It Dead.
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Wendy MacLeod: Ten Questions
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Call & Response with Carlyle Brown, Gretchen Cryer, Michael R. Jackson, Lisa Kron, KJ Sanchez
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Have You Ever Felt Called to Respond to a Particular Event, Moment, or Movement?
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DGF Emergency Grants
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The Theatre Makers of Color Outreach Survey
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Advocacy in the Time of COVID
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#WeSeeYou WAT: Gossip & Debate Among POC Artists
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New Media Committee
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Unalienable
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Why a Public Statue of Lorraine Hansbury is Necessary
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From the Desk of Political Engagement: Save the USPS
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Puerto Rico: Continuar Juntos (Carry On Together)
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Ambassador Report: California – Long Beach/Orange County
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Ambassador Report: California – San Diego
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Ambassador Report: Florida Panhandle
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Ambassador Report: South Florida
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Ambassador Report: Indiana
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Ambassador Report: Maine
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Ambassador Report: New Mexico
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Ambassador Report: New York City
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Ambassador Report: New York State – Hudson Valley
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Ambassador Report: Central Pennsylvania
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Ambassador Report: Queens, NY
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Ambassador Report: South Carolina
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Ambassador Report: Tennessee – Knoxville
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Ambassador Report: Virginia – East
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Ambassador Report: Washington State – East/Spokane
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Ambassador Report: Wisconsin
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Guild News: Sept/Oct 2020
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New Guild Members as of July 15, 2020
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Mike Lew: Why I Joined the Guild
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Natasha Hakata and Kelechi Ezie in the APAC production of Charly Evon-Simpson’s Jump. Photo by Michael Dekker.
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Tony-winner Cady Huffman in the solo musical Marguerite, by Michael Cooper and Anton Dudley. Photo by Michael Dekker.
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Kathleen Warnock
is a New York City-based playwright and editor. Her work has been produced in NYC and regionally, as well as internationally in England, Ireland, and Australia. She is Assistant Artistic Director of TOSOS (The Other Side of Silence), NYC's oldest professional LGBTQ+ theater. She is also Ambassador of Love for North America for the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival.
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