Vol. 23 No. 1
Sep/Oct 2020
The Call & Response Issue
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Masthead of The Call & Response Issue
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Editor's Notes on The Call & Response Issue
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Find The Universal... And Then Kill It Dead.
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Wendy MacLeod: Ten Questions
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Call & Response with Carlyle Brown, Gretchen Cryer, Michael R. Jackson, Lisa Kron, KJ Sanchez
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Have You Ever Felt Called to Respond to a Particular Event, Moment, or Movement?
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DGF Emergency Grants
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The Theatre Makers of Color Outreach Survey
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Advocacy in the Time of COVID
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#WeSeeYou WAT: Gossip & Debate Among POC Artists
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New Media Committee
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Unalienable
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Why a Public Statue of Lorraine Hansbury is Necessary
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From the Desk of Political Engagement: Save the USPS
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Puerto Rico: Continuar Juntos (Carry On Together)
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Ambassador Report: California – Long Beach/Orange County
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Ambassador Report: California – San Diego
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Ambassador Report: Florida Panhandle
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Ambassador Report: South Florida
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Ambassador Report: Indiana
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Ambassador Report: Maine
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Ambassador Report: New Mexico
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Ambassador Report: New York City
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Ambassador Report: New York State – Hudson Valley
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Ambassador Report: Central Pennsylvania
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Ambassador Report: Queens, NY
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Ambassador Report: South Carolina
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Ambassador Report: Tennessee – Knoxville
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Ambassador Report: Virginia – East
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Ambassador Report: Washington State – East/Spokane
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Ambassador Report: Wisconsin
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Guild News: Sept/Oct 2020
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New Guild Members as of July 15, 2020
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Mike Lew: Why I Joined the Guild
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Wendy MacLeod
plays include: Slow Food (Merrimack Rep), Women in Jeopardy! (GEVA), Sin (The Goodman, Second Stage), Schoolgirl Figure (The Goodman Theatre), The House of Yes (also a Miramax film), The Water Children and Juvenilia (Playwrights Horizons), and Things Being What They Are (Seattle Repertory Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre). The Laugh Track will premiere at ACT in Seattle.