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                           International Centre for Women Playwrights


  Dedicated to the support of female dramatists around the world 


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 Connect Email Discussion List

NOTICE: THE PREVIOUS ICWP-L EMAIL LIST WAS CLOSED on 23rd April.

A new List called "CONNECT" was started.

The link below explains to existing subscribers only, how to modify their List account settings for the current List.

Manage your email list subscriptions

The International Centre for Women Playwrights is a virtual organization that meets in various ways online.  Sometimes, we even meet face to face!  Still, e-mail and the internet are our main stages.
The discussion list is provided by the International Centre for Women Playwrights (ICWP) and is the historical backbone of our organization. It's a free-form place to discuss everything that is of interest for a playwright - share knowledge, support and encouragement.  Read more About the List. Before you can subscribe to the List, you need to join ICWP as a member.
To Join ICWP go to this Link http://www.womenplaywrights.org/join-icwp
The discussion list is free to anyone in the world:  however, ICWP asks that those who have the means, pay for membership, to keep the List and other services free for women playwrights in developing countries or who have no access to funds or means to pay.  There are various membership levels, that provide even more opportunities to connect with fellow playwrights. DSC01328.jpg

A few quotes from List subscribers:

"I can't tell you what this list has meant to me. When I consider the practical things I've learned here- from how best to bind a script to dealing with difficult directors and negotiating a contract- plus the always-available sharing of wisdom, humor, and support. "
                                                                                        —Dori Appel

"Being a member of the ListServe here has contributed greatly to my growth as both a playwright and a person. I would not be who I am today without it. "
                                                                                       Daphne Hull

"I want to thank all those lovely people who take the time to share opps.(opportunities) Every play of mine that has ever been produced or done as a reading got that chance because I found the opp on this list. Thank you!! "
                                                                                        —Shirley King