Vol. 26 No. 2
Spring 2024
Mentorship
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Masthead of the Mentorship Issue
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Editor’s Notes on the Mentorship Issue
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You Are Not Alone: Introducing Dramatists Guild Career Groups
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Benjamin Benne: Ten Questions
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Maestra by the Numbers
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Still the Last Taboo: Palestinian Stories in American Theatre
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Immigrant Artists Deserve to be Free
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The Dimming Spotlight: How New USCIS Rules Reshape the Artist Immigration Landscape
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Maxims for Musical Theatre Survival
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Notes on Flying Solo
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The Pivot Point
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The Pivot Point: A Roundtable on Mentorship
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Teaching & Learning: A Mutual Exchange
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Making Connections
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On Mentorship
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How to Find a Mentor
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A Dramatist’s Guide to Denver/Boulder
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A Dramatist’s Guide to Santa Fe
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Lessons from Irene
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On Tina Howe
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In Memory of Brandon J. Gibson
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New Guild Members – Spring 2024
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Dramatists Diary – Spring 2024
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Classified Ads – Spring 2024
The city of Santa Fe has given itself the moniker “The City Different.” While I’ve never thought that phase rolled easily off the tongue, it is a rather apt description of this place I call home.
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Talia Pura
is a Santa Fe-based stage and film writer, actor, director, designer, and producer. Her plays, films, and aerial dance performances have been seen around the world. She has published numerous plays, drama teaching resource books, a picture book, and two books of monologues for actors.
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