Manila notes: women playwrights--including four from a highland tribe in the Philippines--gather to preserve their voices.(Women Playwrights International Conference)
American Theatre, May, 2004 by Tuan, Alice
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In November 2003, 120 female playwrights came together from 30 countries to attend the sixth Women Playwrights International Conference in Manila. Tuan was part of the American delegation, along with Ellen Stewart of New York City's La MaMa ETC and novelist/playwright Jessica Hagedorn, among others.
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"Manila Pages"--what Tuan calls "a sampling of ideas contributed by 39 women in the theatre" --can be read on www.womenarts.org. EVERY TIME THEY WALK THEY JINGLE. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Four women from T'boli (three generations of a family) wear ...
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