LITERARY ASSOCIATE P/TThe Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST), a 47-year- old, award-winning artist ensemble that develops and produces new plays in Manhattan’s theatre district, is seeking a part-time Literary Associate.Qualifications: the ideal candidate will have a...
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Banff Conference Session Notes
At the 2010 LMDA Conference at Banff, using the Open Space format, members were able to propose sessions according to their own interests, questions, ideas and concerns. At each session, notes were taken and given to the 2010 Conference team. These notes...
ECDs Envision the Future of Dramaturgy
Group Manifesto We want a dramaturgy that: § Is post- textual§ Is a friendship of problems (and offers a promise of happiness)§ Is ongoing§ Is adaptable, that is confident§ Is not waiting to ask permission§ Doesn’t have to...
ECD Manifesto: Dramaturgy
by Jessica OrdonI don’t spend much time thinking about the “Future of Dramaturgy.” At this point in my career, I spend more time thinking about concerns of the immediate future, like paying my rent, using my degree, not making an ass of myself in front of anyone...
ECD Manifesto: What is the future of dramaturgy?
by Lexi HamillMy mentor John Kendall Wilson uses a description of dramaturgy that I was recently reminded of by a director that I’ll be working with during Cornish’s next season. “We don’t just want the dramaturg to go to the well of knowledge and wisdom and bring us...
In Conversation: Mary Bly and Yvette Nolan
Two of our most esteemed dramaturgical thinkers, America’s Mark Bly and Canada’s Yvette Nolan, engage in conversation about adapting to change and looking to the future.LMDA thanks Howlround for livestreaming the event and for providing the video archive. newplay...
