The Censorship Issue
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Masthead of the Censorship Issue
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Editor’s Notes on the Censorship Issue
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Dear Dramatist – January/February 2018
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The Last Taboo? The “Palestine Exception” in American Theatre
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Lauren Yee: Ten Questions
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V: The Craft
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Do You Censor Yourself When Writing?
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A Conversation with Paula Vogel
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Banned Together: Fighting “Obscene and Not Heard”
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From the Archives: The Freedom to Write
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Remembering Thomas Meehan
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Chicago: DG/LMDA Exchange
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Dallas/Ft. Worth: DG Town Hall
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Houston: Girls Who Sing in the Choir
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Missouri: Darren Canady
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New England – East: NENPA
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New Jersey: Interview with Kathleen Tolan
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New York – Central: Interview with Margaret Hall
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Pittsburgh: Momentum Festival
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San Francisco: Strange Ladies
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Seattle: Welcome Home
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Tennessee: Theatre in Shelbyville
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Learning Myself All Over Again
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The Show Dr. Seuss Doesn’t Want You To See
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From the Desk of DGF: In Support of Dramatists
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Guild News – January/February 2018
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Dramatists Diary – January/February 2018
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Classified Ads – January/February 2018
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New Guild Members as of December 15, 2017
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Robert Lopez: Why I Joined the Guild
First, a quick note of introduction: I’m Patrick Gabridge, the new Regional Rep for New England. Thanks very much to everyone who voted in the selection process. I’m thrilled for the opportunity to advocate for playwrights and our Guild. The latest count shows 312 members in New England, and a quick check of the list showed that I’ve met or corresponded with more than 80 of you already. I hope that by the time my term is done, I’ll have been in contact with just about all of you.
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is a playwright, novelist, screenwriter, and producer. His plays, which have been produced in every state and fifteen countries, include Mox Nox, Drift, Lab Rats, Blood on the Snow, Distant Neighbors, Chore Monkeys, and Blinders. He’s been a Playwriting Fellow with the Huntington Theatre Company and has received fellowships from the Boston Foundation/Brother Thomas Fund and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and he was the artist-in-residence at Mt. Auburn Cemetery. He’s the producing artistic director of Plays in Place, a company specializing in creating site-specific work for museums and historic sites.