University Caucus Plenary Sessions "Hot Topics!"—Part Deux—LMDA Conference—New York, NY—June 27
Channel: HowlRound Theatre Commons
Date: 2015-06-28

University Caucus Plenary Sessions “Hot Topics!” PART DEUX

Before we begin, past LMDA President (2005-2006) Liz Engelman will share some reflections on LMDA.
Co-Moderators: Bryan Moore (Concordia University, @orionbcm) and Liz Engelman (University of Austin)
Panelists: Diane Brewer (University of Evansville) "Keeping the Conversation Current: Kilroys in the Classroom"
Sara Freeman (University of Puget Sound) “What We’re Talking about When We’re Talking about New Writing”
Mark Lord (Bryn Mawr College, @Mark_Lord) “How to Complain: A Structural and Practical Model for Dramaturgs and Other Revolutionaries.”
Christian Parker (Columbia University, @echristianp) “Do or Do Not. There is No Try: How to Quit Calling Yourself a Dramaturg and Be One”
Daniel Smith (Michigan State University, @danaturg) “Teaching Literary Management"
The Dramaturgy Open Office Hour Project: Jeremy Stoller (NYC, @jnstoller)
Amy Freeman (Philadelphia, @amy_e_freeman)
Catherine María Rodríguez (Baltimore/DC, @latinadramaturg)
Sarah Slight (Chicago, @sarahmslight)
Sara Keats (Seattle, @keatsara) 

Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas presents the 30th Annual Conference in New York City livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv Thursday, June 25 to Saturday, June 27. 

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Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas was founded in 1985 as the volunteer membership organization for the professions of literary management and dramaturgy. LMDA is a not-for-profit tax-exempt organization with members throughout North America and abroad.

LMDA holds the belief that theatre is a vital art form that has the power to nourish, educate, and transform individuals and their communities and that dramaturgy is central to the process of theatremaking.

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