Vol. 23 No. 3
Jan/Feb 2021
The Terrence McNally Issue
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Masthead of The Terrence McNally Issue
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Guest Editor's Notes on The Terrence McNally Issue
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The Importance of Reading Plays
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Nine Things Every Aspiring Playwright Should Know
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The Influence of Terrence McNally
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Realizing Ragtime
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Tributes to Terrence McNally
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Terrence on Writing One-Act Plays
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Terrence on Craft
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From the Desk of the DGCM: The Author is at the Center of Everything
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DLDF: Dear Friends of Free Expression
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California - North: The Art of Adaptation
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Chicago: Hindsight is 2020
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Dallas/Ft. Worth: Moving Forward
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Florida: Bringing Florida Playwrights Together
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Seattle/Washington State: Writers and Theaters in Pandemic Partnership
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End of Play. 2021
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Guild News: Fallon Steps Aside & Dues What You Can
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New Guild Members as of November 15, 2020
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Where Are You, Producers?
Stephen Karam - Photo by Joanna Eldredge Morrissey, Andrea Lepcio, Matthew Lopez - Photo by Matthew Murphy
Terrence was an ardent fan of the theatre and his fellow dramatists, often befriending, mentoring, and/or working with playwrights at every stage of their careers. What was your relationship to Terrence?
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Stephen Karam
is the Tony Award-winning author of The Humans, Sons of the Prophet, and Speech & Debate. For his work he’s received two Drama Critics Circle Awards, an OBIE and is a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist. He wrote and directed a film version of The Humans for A24 Films, which will be released in 2021. www.stephenkaram.com
Andrea Lepcio
is a playwright who lives in Maine, where she teaches yoga and does personal training when she’s not writing.
Matthew López
is the author of The Inheritance, for which he won the Olivier, the Drama Desk, the Evening Standard Award, the Outer Critics Circle Award, and the GLAAD Media Award. The play was recently nominated for eleven Tony Awards, including Best Play.