Grief
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Masthead of the Grief Issue
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Editor’s Notes on the Grief Issue
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Dear Dramatist – Winter 2025
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Liz Duffy Adams: Ten Questions
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Cheryl Coons: Why I Joined The Guild
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DG Glossary: Merger
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Attorneys Backstage: Pulling Back the Curtain on Breach & Contract Enforcement
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How Do You Navigate Career Grief?
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Art was the Healing
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Good Medicine: A Roundtable on Grief
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Was your writer identity formed by grief? Where does grief live in your art now?
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How is dramatic writing a well-suited avenue for exploring grief? How is it uniquely challenging?
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Grief Dialogues Evolves: From stage to screen to immersive experience
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A Dramatist’s Guide to Pittsburgh
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Confessions of a Composer
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Life After the Lark
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Peacedale Global Arts
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Dramatists Diary – Winter 2025
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ittsburgh is the backdrop of August Wilson’s American Century Cycle, ten plays showcasing the African American experience set in every decade of the twentieth century. After 1990, the Pittsburgh where Wilson was born and raised continued to change, including more people and places offering writers opportunities to share their worldview with audiences and like-minded creatives.
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is an assistant curator at Carnegie Museum of Art. Her work has been featured or is forthcoming in S/He Speaks 2: Voices of Women, Trans & Nonbinary Folx, Burnaway, and AutoStraddle. Residences include Storyknife and as a Freshworks Artist at Kelly Strayhorn Theater. Velazquez was selected as a 2026 Center for Craft Curatorial Fellow, a 2024 Lambda Literary fellow, and was invited to join PlayPenn’s 2024-25 Playwrights Cohort.