The Logo
Are you part of a forward-thinking theater or organization who’s ready to say, “We’re with the FPI?”
By displaying our Logo on your website, programs and marketing materials, you’ll play an important role by delivering a gentle but necessary reminder to theatergoers and the LA theater community.
(It’s also a simple way for individual artists to promote positive action!)
With a little vigilance, we can all help ensure that women’s voices are heard – loud and clear – on Los Angeles stages.
So help us help you – flash your Badge and help spread the word.
Want to do more to get our message out there?
Visit LA FPI’s Online Store for T-shirts & gifts.
(And hang on: we got hats, too!) 
The Logo is an essential part of LA Female Playwrights Initiative. It was inspired by the cruelty-free logos we look for on cosmetics and other products, as well as the American Humane Association logo that audiences now expect to see included on a film’s end credits. We wanted to raise awareness of the dire situation we’re in at present, while keeping our sense of humor. In essence, we’re saying: “No female playwrights were harmed . . .”
LA FPI Spotlight
Time to take a new look at The Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Project, a homegrown organization designed to create oportunities for women in the performing arts.
Since its founding in 2007, LAWTP has showcased nearly 50 works by women writers, all directed by women. For its successful “20% New Works Festivals” in 2008 and 2009, The Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Project employed all female technicians and running crews. And congrats on LAWTP’s 2010 Women in the Arts Festival, a three-day celebration Nov 5, 6 & 7!
jenniewebb | 
March 30, 2010 10:05 pm
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Other Links to this Post
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News Room :: Los Angeles Female Playwrights Initiative (LA FPI) — August 5, 2010 @ 12:42 pm
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News Room :: Revealing Numbers and Raising the Question: Where are Women’s Voices on Local Stages? — March 1, 2011 @ 4:19 pm
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