HOW COMMISSIONING WORKS

Quick Answers

Quick Answers

Quick Answers

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HOW TO COMMISSION
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$100 covers our writers' fees for one review.

One addition to the archive. A way to mark a show that mattered.

Commission a friend's first production, a mentor's farewell, a company's tenth anniversary, the piece that made you think for weeks.

Full refund if we can't assign a critic.

The form asks for the show, dates, and where to send press materials.

We don't tell our writers if a piece was commissioned or not, and this is why: there will always be bias. Being a human is to live in context. But we'd prefer the bias not come from the commission.

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SCOPE

What does $100 guarantee?

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AUDIENCE

Who commissions reviews?

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INDEPENDENCE

Why don't you tell writers if a review is commissioned vs. paid for by SDC?

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PROCESS

What happens between assignment and publication?

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materials

What does the commissioner need to provide?

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TIMING

When does the review publish?

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AFTER PUBLICATION

Can the review be changed later?

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budget

Does SDC take a cut?

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Please talk to us

Not everyone can spare $100. If there's a show you think deserves coverage — or if you have ideas about what we should be paying attention to — write to us. We read everything. editorial@sydneydramaturgical.com
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