According to press notes, "Industry professionals from organizations such as the Dramatist’s Guild, Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, New Play Exchange and more will serve on the four panels. Topics will cover creating new work in the remix era, pros and cons of licensing new work, distributing unpublished work in new media, and how to maintain the fight against piracy in the digital age."

Essays will be published on HowlRound each day of the event, and panels will be live-tweeted and live-streamed (livestream.com/newplay).

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The lineup of events follows:

Owning Your Work
July 14 at 6:30 PM
New Dramatists (424 W. 44th Street)
Moderator: Howard Sherman (Arts Advocate and Writer)
Panelists: Beth Blickers (Abrams Artists Agency), Burke Brown and Lee Savage (Wingspace Theatrical Design), Ralph Sevush (Dramatists Guild)

Sharing Your Work
July 15 at 6:30 PM
Lark Play Development Center (311 W. 43rd Street)
Moderator: Morgan Jenness (Dramaturg)
Panelists: Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen (The Debate Society), J. Michael DeAngelis and John P. Dowgin (The Porch Room), Ronee Penoi (dog & pony dc)

Publishing Your Work
July 16 at 6:30 PM 
Dramatists Guild (1501 Broadway)
Moderator: Amy Rose Marsh (Samuel French)
Panelists: Martin Denton (Indie Theater Now), Sean Patrick Flahaven (Warner/Chappell Music), Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk (New Musical Theatre), Gwydion Suilebhan (New Play Exchange)

Piracy in the Digital Age
Thursday, July 17 at 6:30 PM
Samuel French (235 Park Avenue South)
Moderator: Isaac Butler (Theatre Writer/Director)
Panelists: Bruce Lazarus and Brad Lohrenz (Samuel French), Laura Penn (Stage Directors and Choreographers Society), Tori Keenan-Zelt (Kanjy), and more