Phoebe Corde
Joined 2020-10-29 17:48:34

Phoebe Corde (she/her) is a dramaturg, writer, and illustrator from Westport, Connecticut, specializing in stories of the strange, the magical, and the otherworldly. Before becoming Literary Associate for The Civilians, she was New Work Development Assistant at The Public Theater, where she provided dramaturgical notes and creative support to shows like Ain’t No Mo’, Wild Goose Dreams, and Disney’s Hercules. She has a BFA in Creative Writing from Connecticut College, where she was awarded the Sally Abrahms Prize in Fiction, and has been published by Odyssey and Cadenza Magazine.

Phoebe Corde's articles

Two-Part Names & Other Joys: An Interview with Faith Zamblé

The Civilians' Resident Dramaturg Phoebe Corde sits down (virtually) with Extended Play editor Faith Zamblé to talk dramaturgy, research, and more.

Announcing The Civilians’ 2022-23 R&D Group, Finalists, Semi-Finalists

The Civilians will welcome nine new members to the group of writers, composers, and directors in its twelfth season.

The Creation of ‘The Unbelieving’ with Marin Gazzaniga and Linda LaScola

An interview with Linda LaScola and Marin Gazzaniga on the origins of The Civilians' new production, "The Unbelieving."

Sam Chanse On Developing ‘What You Are Now’ For A Pandemic Stage

Sam Chanse discusses the world premiere of her play, "what you are now," and its development throughout the pandemic.

Theater and Justice in Alix Lambert’s ‘Courtroom’

The Civilians reflects on COURTROOM, a night of theater, music, and poetry investigating true accounts of the American judicial system.

Writer and Director Alix Lambert on Creating ‘Courtroom’

Alix Lambert talks the making of her new piece, COURTROOM, ahead of her return to theater with The Civilians at Joe's Pub.