Hosted by The Dramatists Guild
Calling all Black, Indigenous, People of Color writers in Philadelphia who are passionate about storytelling through plays, musicals, songs, or operas! Join The Dramatists Guild for an in-person event on February 26th from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, Room 108, First Floor.
This event will provide you with the tools you need to thrive in your creative journey while breaking free from exploitative systems. Building a Community of Unity This gathering is more than just an event; it's a space for BIPOC writers like you to come together, connect, and strengthen your sense of belonging within the Dramatists Guild. We celebrate your unique voices and stories and aim to dispel misconceptions and build bridges toward a better future. Your Rights and Resources
As advocates for artists, we understand the dedication BIPOC writers put into crafting works of art. We're committed to providing you with knowledge and resources to ensure you can advocate for equitable compensation and support for your labor. At our Advocacy Night, we'll offer valuable insights and guidance to help you advocate for yourself effectively, both within and beyond this event. Unlock your rights and resources as a playwright, composer, lyricist, or librettist! Join us on February 26th for an evening of motivation, education, and community-building. Let's empower each other and forge a path toward liberation from exploitative systems.
As the professional trade association for playwrights, librettists, lyricists, and composers, the Dramatists Guild of America works to protect and advance the rights of all theatre writers across the country. With over 10,000 members around the world, the Guild is guided by a governing council of writers who each give their time, interest, and support to advance the rights of dramatists everywhere, including the right for dramatists to own and control their own copyrighted work. The Guild’s advocacy, programs, events, publications, and other services provide dramatists with the resources, the community, and the support they require to protect their property, their livelihoods, and their unique voices in the American theatre. www.dramatistsguild.com