Atlanta Dramatists
Our mission is to cultivate a dynamic environment for new play development, where creativity flourishes, important questions are asked, and diverse voices are celebrated.
Mission Statement
We are dedicated to fostering a vibrant community of artists and audiences in Atlanta and beyond. Our mission is to cultivate a dynamic environment for new play development, where creativity flourishes, important questions are asked, and diverse voices are celebrated. We are committed to providing a safe and inclusive space, free from harassment and bullying, where all individuals can express themselves freely and collaborate without fear. Through our work, we strive to uplift marginalized and multi-generational voices and to promote meaningful dialogue that reflects the rich tapestry of our society. Together, we aspire to make a positive impact on our community and beyond through the transformative power of theatre.
Testimonials
TESTIMONIALS:
- “I just want to thank you again for last night! I didn’t expect such full and robust feedback. Everyone seems so considerate, engaged, and interested in new work and improving it. I hope to attend again in the future. Thanks for allowing me to participate and for offering this opportunity in the first place!” (Jennifer Schaupp, 2023)
- “Thank you so much for including my piece. I loved hearing everyone’s works and the incredible actors who brought them to life. I’m excited to tackle revisions with your excellent observations in mind.” (Donna Latham, 2023)
- “Thank you so much, it was great to hear some awesome writing, and the actors are amazing! Hearing the first scene from mine helped me so much. Going to edit now!” (Paige Steadman Ross, 2023)
- “I’ve already made changes to my piece given some good notes. I appreciate it so much.” (Marj O’Neill Butler, 2024)
- “Thank you… actors for a great reading–I laughed, not at my own jokes, but at how you performed them! And the feedback was so helpful. When listening, I didn’t hear the clunks, but now I understand them. A better play will result.” (Judith Pratt, 2024)