Tools of the Trade
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Masthead of the Tools of the Trade Issue
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Editor’s Notes on the Tools of the Trade Issue
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Dear Dramatist – September/October 2021
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Why Is There No Print Edition of the Tools of the Trade Issue?
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Honoring Micki Grant with Charlayne Woodard
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Honoring Micki Grant with Kirsten Childs
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Erika Dickerson-Despenza: Ten Questions
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Vanessa Severo: Ten Questions
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Douglas Post: What I’m Teaching Now
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Peter Parnell: What Copyright Means to Me
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Can I Get a Ride?: Affording the Life of a Theatre Writer
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Tools of the Trade: Composers Talk High-Tech and Low-Tech
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The Great Software Debate
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Old School Tools
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Virginia – East: A Theatre Producing the Unproduced Locals
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Dramatists Diary: September/October 2021
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New Guild Members as of July 15, 2021
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Classified Ads - Sept/Oct 2021
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Kirsten Childs: Why I Joined the Guild
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Proteus Festival 2019
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The Z hosts a Zoom reading of a script in progress as part of the American Dreamwrights Workshop development series.
When it comes to creating the first theatre space built for developing local playwrights, Zeiders American Dream Theater (a.k.a. The Z) is the only theatre that is taking in local playwrights without any requirement of professional credits, workshopping their plays with no charge, and then producing them.
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is the DG Ambassador in Virginia. With his wife, Gail Davis, his plays and musicals including Bo! and Phantom of the 87th Street Playground among others. He founded and taught the Crispus Attucks Writers Workshop in Norfolk from 2009 to 2017 and co-leads the Zeiders American Dream Theater Dreamwrights Workshop in Virginia Beach. Clyde also teaches public arts/mural classes, Black Drama, and playwriting classes at Norfolk State University.