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From the Desk of Jordan Stovall: Jubilee for a New Vision
  • Silence is a Sound by Nick Hadikwa Mwaluko, performed by Ianne Fields Stewart  and James A. Pierce III
    Silence is a Sound by Nick Hadikwa Mwaluko, performed by IanneFields Stewart and James A. Pierce III
  •  for coloured niggaz, or: who gon beat my ass? (you won’t I’m too scary), written and performed by Ayla Xuan Chi Sullivan
    for coloured niggaz, or: who gon beat my ass? (you won’t I’m too scary), written and performed by Ayla Xuan Chi Sullivan
  • Ancestor Invocation, written and performed by Alexander Paris
    Ancestor Invocation, written and performed by Alexander Paris
  • Ballad for the Legendary Children,  written and performed by Roger Q. Mason
    Ballad for the Legendary Children, written and performed by Roger Q. Mason
  • (l to r)  Adam Odsess Rubin, Artistic Director of National Queer Theater;  Roger Q. Mason,  Lead Mentor of the New Visions Fellowship;  Jordan Stovall,  New Visions Fellowship Program Manager; Emmanuel Wilson, Executive Director of Creative Affairs,  Dramatists Guild
    (l to r) Adam Odsess Rubin, Artistic Director of National Queer Theater; Roger Q. Mason, Lead Mentor of the New Visions Fellowship; Jordan Stovall, New Visions Fellowship Program Manager; Emmanuel Wilson,Executive Director of Creative Affairs, Dramatists Guild
  • Curtain call at Jubilee for a New Vision
    Curtain call at Jubilee for a New Vision

For the last year, National Queer Theater and the Dramatists Guild have been working together to bring to life the New Visions Fellowship, a biannual creative incubating program for Black trans and gender non-conforming (TGNC) dramatists.

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Jordan K. Stovall

(they/them) is a playwright, drag performer (Wanda Whatever), and events producer based in London, UK, originally from Florida. They served on DG staff from 2016-2024, most recently as Director of Outreach & Institutional Partnerships. www.jordanstovall.com