Discover in-person and online opportunities to learn about the business of writing, meet up with fellow dramatists, attend readings, and connect with the greater theatre writing community.
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Dramatists Guild National Silent Writing
Writers' GroupView EventDramatists 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.
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Feb
2026
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An Evening with the New Play Exchange (NPX)
Career TrainingView EventFor more than 11 years, the New Play Exchange has flipped the script on how new plays and musicals are shared and discovered and how theatermakers everywhere connect and collaborate with each other. With the addition of a new monologue module, actors are now joining the platform, and a variety of new features have offered a more robust and meaningful experience for everyone.
19
Feb
2026
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Gulf Coast Theatre Writers Circle
Writers' GroupView EventPlease note that all sessions will be held on Zoom.
23
Feb
2026
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Virtual
DG 2026 Annual Meeting
Community OrganizingView EventThe 2026 c
26
Feb
2026
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Virtual
Attorneys Backstage: Pulling Back the Curtain on Music Copyright
Career TrainingView EventThe Business Affairs team is excited to present its new monthly series: Attorneys Backstage!
Each month, Director of Business Affairs Jessica Lit, Esq. and Business Affairs Consultant Leesa Fenderson, Esq. will “pull back the curtain” on various aspects of the business of writing for the theatre.
26
Mar
2026
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Virtual
Attorneys Backstage: Pulling Back the Curtain on DIY Festivals
Career TrainingView EventThis month the attorneys will “pull back the curtain” on DIY Festivals. What exactly is a DIY Festival, you might ask?