The Coping Issue
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Masthead of the Coping Issue
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Editor’s Notes on The Coping Issue
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Dear Dramatist: November/December 2019
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Guild News for the Coping Issue
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Bess Wohl: Ten Questions
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The Craft: Scott Bradley
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Perseverance
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Coping with Isolation
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The Rejection Carnival
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Coping with Rejection
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Coping with Inertia
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What is your Routine?
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Coping and Writing: Making Sense Out of the World
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Lighting the Path through Community
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Maestra
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Out on the Fringe
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From the Desk of DGF - The Coping Issue
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Why I Joined the Guild - Kristen Anderson-Lopez
Although I’ve written about it before, it’s little known that our Publications Committee sets the themes for each issue of The Dramatist. That’s not all they do, but it’s invaluable to the making of this magazine. Sometimes a theme bubbles up organically in meetings. Other times, a theme is brought in by a single committee member, like Tina Howe’s The Audience Issue and Amanda Green’s Reality Check Issue.
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was born into an Arkansas newspaper family. He strayed into theatre as a performer before joining the Guild as Director of Publications and Editor of The Dramatist from August 2011 through September 2023.

wrote The Smell of the Kill, String of Pearls, plus a few more. She won the Francesca Primus Prize for Inana. Current projects include: The Greatest (Sundance Theatre Lab), Split (Transport Group commission), and The Proxy Marriage. She coaches writers and rabbis around the country.