

Join us for a one-day workshop exploring environmental themes, questions, and research in playwriting. The afternoon opens with a talk by Kate Douglas on approaches to environmental writing, followed by live readings and feedback sessions with selected participant playwrights.
When: October 24th 1-5pm
Where: Midtown Manhattan
Want to participate?
Three playwrights will be selected to have an excerpt of their work read aloud by actors and receive focused feedback from Kate. Writers at all career stages, working across a wide range of approaches to environmental writing, are encouraged to apply.
Submit a 15–20 page excerpt and a bit about yourself by September 22nd, 11:59pm EST for consideration. Selected playwrights will be asked to purchase a sliding-scale playwright participation ticket of $150–$200.
Want to observe?
Hear three environmentally-engaged plays read aloud and see Kate's process as she guides each playwright toward what comes next. No professional playwriting experience required. All are welcome!
Planning to apply as a participant? Hold off on purchasing an observer ticket. A limited number of seats are being held for non-selected applicants.
About Kate

Kate Douglas is a writer, performer, and composer creating work about how our outer landscapes impact our inner landscapes. Recent work: The Apiary (NYT Critic’s Pick, Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), My Dog is Dead(Ancram Center for the Arts) and hag with Grace McLean (Vivace Award). She is the recipient of the Jonathan Larson Award for music & lyrics and the Next Forever Commission (Princeton University, The Civilians). She has been awarded residencies at SPACE on Ryder Farm, Swale House on Governors Island, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, Millay Arts, and Goodspeed Musicals, among others. Alum of the Dramatists Guild Fellows Program, Colt Coeur, The Civilians R&D Group, GTG Speakers Corner, and The Orchard Project Greenhouse. Performance credits include Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More (where she also held the title of Associate Artist), Liz Phair's 30th Anniversary Tour of her seminal album Exile in Guyville, and Fernando Rubio’s Everything by my side. www.kate-douglas.com
