Craft and Career
Return to Issue Archive-
Masthead of The Craft & Career Issue
-
Back to Basics: Editor's Notes on The Craft and Career Issue
-
Matthew-Lee Erlbach is Fighting for a New Arts Economy
-
Artists & Activists in the Twin Cities
-
Native and Indigenous Structure and Dramaturgy
-
My Playreading Story for COVID Times
-
On Stage Directions
-
Playwrights take the Leap into Comics
-
Poets & Playwrights
-
From the Desk of Political Engagement: Healthcare for Dramatists
-
Atlanta: Mark Swanson and Rus McCoy
-
California - South: Don’t Call Us, We’ll Call You (Unless You’re a Woman Over 40)
-
Colorado: New Work at Buntport Theater
-
Kentucky: Introducing Our New Regional Rep
-
Michigan: A Quarantine Pod for Black Lives
-
New England - West: SquareWrights, Chester Theatre Company, and TheaterWorks
-
New York State: A New Chapter
-
North and South Carolina: Playwright as Producer
-
Ohio: What’s Next? Getting Your Play Produced
-
Philadelphia: Philadelphia’s “Music (Wo)Man”
-
Portland: Update on Portland Theatre Scene
-
Utah: Theatre in Unprecedented Times
-
New Guild Members as of September 15, 2020
-
Stephen Schwartz: Last Word
Update from Jacqueline Lawton, Regional Rep for North Carolina:
This was the summer of COVID-19, economic strife, and a reckoning for racial justice in our streets and in the American theatre. It was also the summer when North and South Carolina dramatists gathered together as part of the Footlights Summer Readings Series to hear each other’s plays. In all, we heard nine new plays!
Subscribe to gain full access to The Dramatist Issue Archive.
Join and become a Dramatists Guild Member, Business Subscriber or subscribe to the magazine with an annual plan for unlimited access.
Guild Members receive our magazine as a benefit of membership!
has taught theatre residencies and professional development workshops to adults and teachers wanting to integrate arts into the classroom. Currently, she is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Dramatic Art at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.
is a playwright, screenwriter, and theatre artist. Her original plays include A Last Supper, Meritocracy The Willing, God in the Midst of it All, and Lil’ Bard. Triza is proud to serve as the South Carolina Ambassador for The Dramatists Guild.