TABLE OF CONTENTS

The War Plays Project A year-long exploration of the ways in which Los Angeles theatre artists are talking about the Iraq War.    – by EM Lewis
Carolyn Gage Discusses Her Experience of Self-Publishing A discussion on the publication of Gage's most recent anthology. “Stories for the Stage”: Alexandria, Louisiana Celebrates International Women's Day Febuary's experience putting together a reading for International Women's Day.     – by Terri Febuary Teaching Playwriting in Mongolia Hosking interviews Robin Rice Lichtig regarding her recent experience teaching playwriting in Mongolia        – by Sandra Hosking From Boston, MA – USA: Our Voices Together Readings of plays by nine Boston-area women.		SEASONS PAST    2008     2007    2006     2005    2004     2003
From Ohio – USA: The Limbo Project The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute invited playwrights to write about Limbo. Read what's happening now. In Her Own Write "The smallest things were captured during our walks, buckeyes coming out of their prickly shells, a decaying leaf disappearing into the sidewalk, the tiniest wing on the tiniest bug, and one shoe left by the side of the road. With each walk we took, we learned to see more of the beauty we had passed only days before."     – a semiannual column by Maureen Brady Johnson Why I Write A compliation of quotes by South African playwrights.

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