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Todd London, contemporary American Theater stands on a solid foundation because of your decades of hard work developing new playwrights and theatre professionals. By blending your love of theatre and writing, you became one of the country’s most influential voices on the importance of theater and arts in our world.
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Todd London is a master conjurer of the lost—of lost youth,...
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- The Third Bohemia
Founded in 2011 by Todd London, The Third Bohemia is a...
- 15 After 20
15 After 20: Actors Move Onto New Stages, Some of Them...
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Todd London is the Head of the MFA Playwriting Program at the New School School of Drama and the Director of Theatre Relations for the Dramatists Guild of America.
Todd London is the the Director of the newly formed Dramatists Guild Institute for Field Learning and teaches at the New School School of Drama, where he most recently headed the MFA Playwriting Program.
Todd London is a master conjurer of the lost—of lost youth, lost promise, lost Chicago, lost America. In If You See Him, Let Me Know, London has penned a memorably bittersweet and heartfelt love letter to a bygone age that feels both immediate and timeless, infused with both hope and regret.
Heralded by Publisher's Weekly as "a writer to watch" with a "magnificent sense of character and ear for dialogue," Todd London is an award-winning novelist and essayist, whose second novel, If You See Him, Let Me Know, was published this February by Austin Macauley.
Todd London reflects on why and how we gather, and looks at the canons-in-the-making of four African American playwrights—Jackie Sibblies Drury, Aleshea Harris, Anna Deavere Smith, and Dael Orlandersmith—for how they serve as a map for this moment of revision.
Heralded by Publisher’s Weekly as “a writer to watch” with a “magnificent sense of character and ear for dialogue,” Todd London returns with If You See Him, Let Me Know, a stunning novel set at the crossroads of two generations—one marked by what it witnessed, the other by what it missed.
