Upcoming Events

Calling all DG members in New Mexico! Join your fellow playwrights, lyricists, composers, and librettists at our monthly meetings!

You are welcome to bring a piece of writing, a submission opportunity, or writing exercise that you'd like to share with the group. Alternately, you can come to support your fellow writers and to receive support from them in return.

These gatherings, which will take place on the third Sunday of every month, are free and open to all DG members who live in New Mexico. 

Please note some dates are being held IN-PERSON ONLY while others will be held on ZOOM ONLY. There are no hybrid meetings. 

We invite all theatre writers, actors, directors, technicians, designers, and more interested in helping to workshop and cultivate new works to join us. Creatives beyond the Pheonix, AZ region are welcome. It is free and open for all DG Members and non-members to attend.

Please note that all sessions will be held on Zoom.

Dramatists Guild National Silent Writing is open to DG members and non-members at no additional cost.

Writing is an art that thrives on inspiration, yet it can often feel like a solitary journey. We know that finding the motivation to write can sometimes be challenging. That’s why the Dramatists Guild offers ongoing online silent writing sessions, designed to transform your solitary endeavor into a communal experience.

This will be a live reading of the play hosted by the Atlanta Dramatists. Reading begins at 7 p.m. ET. 

About the play: A grandfatherly ghost and his namesake female grandchild make a certain rural peace with post-Pandemic life's end, as representatives of the country's major institutions – church, state, and commerce – gather nearby to settle the climate crisis for good, their long-needed work neither far away in place nor time, for us the hope at last.

This event is free for all DG Members. No registration is required. 

This is an IN-PERSON only event.

A Mexican woman in the U.S. as a Spanish teacher gets murdered in a suburban patch of Kentucky. Was it a hate crime, or something else? Characters re-enact the events leading to the murder and give us perspective on what happened and how. The teacher herself is among the narrators who look back on a life that reveals love for her family and an unexpected turn of events that alters all their lives.

This is an IN-PERSON only event. 

The untold true story of Isabel Godin, who in 1769 left her aristocratic life in the mountains of Colonial Peru (now Ecuador) to embark on a deadly journey across the Amazon jungle.

Upon meeting, Thomas and Natalie, residents of Whispering Palms Senior Living began a rivalry based on conflicting ideologies and cultures. They soon discover they have more in common that brings them together, than that which keeps them apart.