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  • LMDA Boston Conference 2014

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    LMDA³LITERARY MANAGERS AND DRAMATURGS OF AMERICAS CONFERENCE: ´%8,/',1*7+()8785(µ BOSTON 2014 HISTORIC THEATRE DISTRICT LMDA will hold its 2014 annual international conference in Boston, MA, June 26±29, 2014. The FRQIHUHQFHZLOOEHORFDWHGLQ%RVWRQ¶VKLVWRULFWKHDWUHGLVWULFW, near the Boston Common and the Public Garden, and will be hosted by Emerson College and Suffolk University. Auxiliary events will take place in various locations around the city. 7KHWKHPHRIWKHFRQIHUHQFHLV³%XLOGLQJWKH)XWXUH´ In 2013, our LMDA conference focused RQ DGDSWLQJ WR FKDQJH DQG WKH GUDPDWXUJ¶V UROH LQ VWHZDUGLQJ RUJDQL]DWLRQal and cultural transformation. Now that we have discussed a changing landscape and how we can respond, we DUHORRNLQJDKHDGWRRXUFRQIHUHQFHLQ%RVWRQWREHJLQ³%XLOGLQJWKH)XWXUH´; creating a space for both vision and engagement in the kinds of experiences and sharing of resources that will help us create the future. Attendees will immerse themselves in conversations, case studies, discussion panels, and hands-on workshops bringing together Boston-based artists and national and international artists to create exchanges both theoretical and practical. Questions addressed will include: What do we imagine the future of our sector to be? What would we like to see happen in our sector? What needs to happen to make that future a reality? What systems, networks or ideas currently exist to create those ideal circumstances? What systems, networks or ideas need to be explored or created to achieve those ideal circumstances? What contribution can LMDA make to