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Playwrights' Center Fellows

"With fewer and fewer programs available to support playwrights nationwide, the Playwrights' Center remains a secure home for artists. All of the writers on this list are among the Center's current cohort of fellows. As fellows, they will receive a fully funded play development workshop and professional development resources. Minnesota is lucky to have them!" — Lynde Rosario, Director of Fellowships

BLERDS by J. Corey Buckner
pay no worship by Francisca Da Silveira
Girlish by Alexa Derman
The Freedom Industry by Zachariah Ezer
BLANKS by Gethsemane Herron-Coward
A Boarding School Play by Blossom Johnson
King of Brando by J.C. Pankratz
DYE HOUSE by Minghao Tu
YELLOW DREAM$ by Liqing Xu

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The NPX Index

  • Scripts about labor, unions, and workers rights: 75
  • Scripts about reproductive rights, reproductive freedom, and abortion: 350
  • Scripts about guns and gun violence: 402
  • Scripts about the Black Lives Matter movement: 338