Review: The Newsletter and Journal of Dramaturgy, volume 19, issue 1

Contents include: Save the Date! 2009 LMDA Annual Conference Washington, D.C. July 16-19, 2009; Out of Bounds, Conference planner Danielle Mages Amato and LMDA President Shelley Orr share ideas in development for the next conference; Developing Digiturgy, An early career dramaturg explores the uses of wikimedia while working on a production of A midsummer Night\u27s Dream; I\u27d Rather Shove a Bodkin in My Nowl or Wear a Bona Roba\u27s Merkin Than Be That Kind of Dramaturg, A Dramaturgical Manifesta; The Better Part of Valour, In Residence as Master of Verse at Richmond Shakespeare Festival; Theatre, Tears, and Rock, Dramaturging The Onion Cellar at the American Repertory Theatre Issue editors: D.J. Hopkins, Lauren Beckhttps://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/lmdareview/1038/thumbnail.jp

Problematizing Complexities and Pedagogy in Teacher Education Programs: Enacting Knowledge in a Narrative Inquiry Teacher Education Discourse Community

This article describes how a cross-Canada cohort of teacher educators identified the benefits of participating in a narrative inquiry teacher education discourse community. The community enables conscious dialogue regarding the legitimacy of teacher knowledge, identification of personal and professional issues within educational contexts, and connections between local issues and global trends. Three themes are explored: (1) development of a non-hierarchical community, (2) unravelling of complexities in light of external pressures, and (3) personal ethical responses to current challenges. Teacher educator knowledge is deepened by providing a relational venue to attend to educational reform and programmatic complexity by grounding practices in collaborative experience

New & Noteworthy, April 2020

Contents include: #LMDA20 // Conference Countdown; Dramaturgy Debut Panel: Join the Legacy; Upcoming Regional Events; Pandemic Response: Resources for Artists.https://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/lmdanewsletter/1038/thumbnail.jp

Review: The Journal of Dramaturgy, volume 21, issue 2

Contents include: Celebrating 25 Years of Review; On African American Dramaturgy One Professional\u27s Personal Response; The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, But Can It Theatricalized?; Tahrir Stories Excerpts From A Verbatim Theatre Project Composed and Performed During the 2011 Egyptian Revolution; Introduction to the review of Burning the House: On Directing and Dramaturgy, by Eugenio Barba; Eugenio Barba\u27s On Directing and Dramaturgy: Burning the House; A Servant of Two or Three or Four or More...Masters, Business Advice for Dramaturgs Working in Virgin Territory; Bryan Doerries\u27s Theater of War, A New Incarnation of an Ancient Ritual. Issue editors: D.J. Hopkins, Sydney Cheek O\u27Donnell, Lauren Beckhttps://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/lmdareview/1042/thumbnail.jp

Review: The Journal of Dramaturgy, volume 25, issue 1

Contents include: Editors\u27 Note: Dramaturgical Snapshots of the Americas; Breaks in the Common Good: Dramaturging MayDay within the Heart of the Beast; I Fight With My Blood // Battle With My Tongue: A Dramaturgy of Survival in the Southwest; More Makes More: Indigenous Theatre in Canada; The Impact of Involvement: Peoplmovr\u27s Creative Director; Three Confessions of a Dramaturg: Staging Marguerite Duran\u27s India Song; Thebes in Utah: Translating in Ali Salim\u27s Egyptian The Comedy of Oedipushttps://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/lmdareview/1053/thumbnail.jp

Review: The Newsletter of the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, volume 13, issue 2

Contents include: On Borders, LMDA Conference 2003 Turgs in the Hood, Reading Between the Lines, Acting Locally: The Lysistrata Project, and Regional Updates News and Info from Each LMDA Region. Issue editors: D.J. Hopkins, Shelley Orr, Liz Engelman, Madeline Oldham, Jacob Zimmer.https://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/lmdareview/1027/thumbnail.jp

Review: The Newsletter of the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, volume 13, issue 1

Contents include: Reading Review (Again), Radical from the Root, Arthur Ballet Recipient of the 2002 LMDA Loessing Award, Notes from the Lunatic Fringe, Regional Reports Info: News and Previews From All Over, Review is Inaugurating a New Section in the Next Issue: Projects-In-Process, and LMDA Prize in Drammatury 2002 The Elliott Hayes Award. Issue editors: D.J. Hopkins, Shelley Orr, Liz Engelman, Madeline Oldham, Jacob Zimmerhttps://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/lmdareview/1026/thumbnail.jp

LMDA\u27s 20th Aniversary 1985-2005: Celebrating the First Twenty Years

Contents include: Introduction: Only the Beginning..., A Brief History of LMDA, LMDA Canada - A History, Being There: Chance Memories of a Kitchen Dog, Interviews with the Past Presidents of LMDA, The LMDA Lifetime Achievement Award: Portraits of the Lessing Award, The Elliott Hayes Award: A Thumbprint History, LMDA\u27s Residency Programs, LMDA: A Living Chronology, Afterward: Looking Forward to Looking Ahead