Cover artwork of the Community Issue: Pen and colored pencil illustrations of people of different genders, ethnicities, and sizes clustered together in harmony
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New York City: Establishing Community
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Winter Miller, playwright and DG Representative for New York City

Hello New York Ciiiiiiittttttyyyyyyyyyyyy!

Sorry if I just woke your baby or your inner child, I had a belch of enthusiasm. 

As your first-ever NYC Regional Rep (Donna Hoke is our upstate NY Regional Rep), I’m looking forward to establishing a greater sense of community. While we have the greatest concentration of playwrights per square foot, we don’t have a lot of opportunities to connect in person for a giant game of duck, duck, goose. Or a pants-on, dance-on marathon. Or a book clu—just kidding. Or not, if that’s what you want. 

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winter miller
winter miller

makes and champions art to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. She is the author of When Monica Met Hillary, No One Is Forgotten (play and opera), In Darfur, The Penetration Play, Spare Rib, and the children’s book Not a Cat. Founding member 13Playwrights. Eartha Kitt once held her left hand for five minutes.