not limited to theater productions, the playwrights group branched out to produce poetry readings, and film screenings. as a preamble to the opening of jumpin’ salty - a show about historic women in greenwich village – they organized a march through downtown manhattan complete with speakers at numerous historic sites. these included the site of the triangle shirtwaist factory fire, margaret sanger’s office, and henrietta rodman's feminist alliance office at mcdougal st., the former café society location at sheridan square where lena horne sang, bessie hillman's women's trade union league, and a location of harriet tubman's underground railroad. in 1974-75, the collective sponsored a nationwide playwriting contest for women playwrights. the prize was a theatrical production in new york city.