My name is Christa and sometimes I like things.
“It’s never going to change,” a wealthy, white, male MFA-trained playwright told me about the exclusion of women playwrights from the American theater. “And if you try, people will say you are difficult.”
On the other hand, Audre Lorde — Black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet — told me, “That you can’t fight City Hall, is a rumor being spread by City Hall.”
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Nine out of ten of the playwrights in my class are women. So get out, sir.
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