Vol. 22 No. 6
Jul/Aug 2020
The Season That Was Not/Was Issue 2019-2020
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Dear Dramatist – July/August 2020
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We Go On: The Season That Was Not/Was
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Southern California: The Unpredictability of Everything
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Northern California 2019/20 Season in Review
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Broadway Debut: Grand Horizons with Bess Wohl
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Guild News – July/August 2020
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Awards – 2019/2020 Season
North Carolina 2019/20 Season in Review
Just as theatres in North Carolina began to announce their 2020-2021 seasons, their current seasons were forced to close. By early March, in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised against gatherings of 50 people or more. Almost in an instant, playwrights saw their productions, many of them world premieres, vanish. Needless to say, many dramatists have been hit hard by the closures. While we still don’t know when we’ll be able to gather again safely, theatre leaders have been working to figure out next steps.
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