October 2008 Playwriting Opportunities
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Address | Phone | Notes/Email/Website NOTE: PPOK=previous productions okay; NoPP=No previous productions or publications, workshops usually OK |
| Cultural Conversations, Penn State | Cultural Conversations c/o PSU School of Theatre 103 Arts Building The Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 16802 |
We are now accepting submissions for the 2009 Festival! Submitted texts must circle issues of local and global diversity. Financial assistance for artists includes room, board, and travel expenses. Submissions may be full-length (over 90 minutes) or mid-length (60-90 minutes). Style of the piece may be either comedy or drama. Material must be unoptioned, unpublished, and unproduced. Application must be in script form, please no submissions by email. Cultural Conversations is the only university play festival in the United States devoted to issues of local and global diversity. Beyond new plays, Cultural Conversations is also the home of new dance pieces, both professional and student generated, as well as student generated one-acts on themes of diversity. http://www.culturalconversations.org |
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| Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Fellowships | Harvard University Fellowships Office 34 Concord Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138 | The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Fellowship Program awards stipended fellowships each year to scholars, professionals, writers, and artists from around the world. Radcliffe Institute fellows, whose appointments typically last one year, join together in one scholarly community to share their work in the form of public colloquia, exhibits, and concerts. http://www.radcliffe.edu/ fellowships@radcliffe.edu |
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| UMBC New Theatrical Works for Young Actresses | 10-Minute Play Competition UMBC Department of Theatre 1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore, MD 21250 | As the cornerstone for our IN10 FESTIVAL, the UMBC Department of Theatre seeks 10-minute plays. We are looking for scripts that address the complex relationships between women. Our festival focuses on the underrepresented needs, goals, responsibilities and desires of women under thirty-five. The play should have both a female antagonist and protagonist. The play need not have all female characters, but the dramatic action and dialogue should focus on the young female characters. http://www.umbc.edu/theatre/In10.html http://www.umbc.edu/theatre |
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| Little Theater on Broad Street | The Little Theater on Broad Street Attn: Jessica van der Swaagh, Theater Manager 185 Broad Street Danielson, CT 06239 |
The Little Theater on Broad Street announces open submissions for their 2009 Playwriting Festival. Plays should run between 15-20 minutes. You are responsible for timing your play. Content should be PG13. No strong sexual themes; no extreme language (we are a community theater. Your play will not be returned to you. We will notify those chosen by November 1, 2008. Production will be February of 2009. Those writers whose plays are chosen will receive 2 free tickets to the performance. jessicavanderswaagh@yahoo.com |
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| FirstStage | FirstStage Att: 1-Act Contest P.O. Box 38280 Los Angeles, CA 90038 |
FEE $10. $300.00 Irene Bashore Award, plus $ for 2nd and 3rd. Finalists will have a video taped staged reading in December when the winner will be chosen by distinguished judges from the Los Angeles artistic community. Finalists will be performed December 12th. http://www.firststagela.org/ |
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| Bay Area Playwrights Festival | The Playwrights Foundation 131 10th St., 3rd Floor San Francisco, CA 94103 |
FEE $20 (but you can contact them for hardship consideration). NoPP. The Bay Area Playwrights Festival is open to all American playwrights writing in English, including students enrolled in a BFA or MFA playwriting program. In a strictly juried selection process 5-6 plays are chosen to appear at the festival. Playwrights chosen for the festival are given 2 weeks of rehearsal (with a professional dramaturge, director, visual artist and actors) and 2 rehearsed readings separated by 5-6 days for rewrites during the 2-week festival in July and August at a San Francisco theater. The last two festivals were held at the Magic Theatre. http://www.playwrightsfoundation.org literary@playwrightsfoundation.org |
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| Playwrights' Circle | Playwrights’ Circle 457 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Suite C Palm Springs, CA 92262 |
FEE $10 ... and the site doesn't seem to work anymore ... anyone know anything? http://www.playwrightscircle.com/submission.htm |
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| Tallahassee Writers Association, Inc. | Ted Simmons, Treasurer PO Box 3428 Tallahassee, FL 32315 |
FEE $15. Prize $$ and staged readings in Tallahasssee, FL for selected winners. Project Stagelight no restriction. Project Autumnlight for actors 50 years and older, with subject matter of interest to seniors. Submit bound script with blind cover, fee, synopsis and SASE for notification.Specify if intended for all audiences and players (Project Stagelight) or for senior (over 50) actors and audiences (Project Autumlight). http://www.tallahasseewriters.org txnted@aol.com |
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| New York Mills Arts Retreat | 24 N. Main Ave. New York Mills, MN 56567 | http://www.kulcher.org nymills@uslink.net |
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| Ucross Residency | 30 Big Red Ln. Clearmont, WY 82835 | 2 wk to 3 mo residencies, Fees: $20 http://www.ucrossfoundation.org ucross@wyoming.com |
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| Millay Colony for the Arts | Residency Director PO Box 3, 454 East Hill Road Austerlitz, NY 12017 | Writer’s Retreat; see website for full details. FEES$$ http://www.millaycolony.org apply@millaycolony.org |
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| New Harmony Project | (rec’d by) |
Selection Committee The New Harmony Project P.O. Box 441062 Indianapolis, IN 46244-1062 | Each year a select community of writers, actors, dramaturgs and other media professionals gather in historic New Harmony, Indiana, to create new works for the stage and screen. Selected projects are given a series of rehearsals and readings, creating a process that affords the writer the rare opportunity to explore ideas without fear of failure. All submissions must include a hard copy and an electronic version of the following: Resume, a proposal with history and synopsis of script and what you would wish to accomplish during the conference, one full copy of the script, and a 10 page section for the submission script. Submission for musicals must include 8 copies, in CD format, of musical selections from the submission. http://www.newharmonyproject.org http://www.newharmonyproject.org/how_to_enter.html jgrynheim@newharmonyproject.org |
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| NYFA Artists' Fellowships | New York Foundation for the Arts 155 Avenue of the Americas 14th Floor, New York , NY 10013-1507 |
Artists living and working in the state of New York http://www.nyfa.org http://www.nyfa.org/level2.asp?id=1&fid=1 nyfaaft@nyfa.org |
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| PlayPenn | PlayPenn 220 West Evergreen Avenue, D-2 Philadelphia, PA 19118 |
Because of an increasing number of submissions PlayPenn is receiving each year, we can only consider a single submission from each playwright. NoPP. Cover letter containing information about the development of the play and where it is at this point in its development, synopsis, cast list, bio http://www.playpenn.org/submission.html playpenn1@verizon.net |
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| Short+Sweet presents: | Alex Broun Sydney Australia |
FEES $15. SYDNEY 2009: ten minute theatre FestivalShort+Sweet Ten Minute Play Festival. Actors, directors and writers in Short + Sweet also have a chance to be selected for Shorter + Sweeter, the professional touring arm of Short + Sweet, where you could act, direct or write a play that tours Australia and overseas. Short + Sweet has helped to launch the careers of many artists including Nicole da Silva, Renee Lim, Tom O'Sullivan, Matt Holmes, Wayne Tunks, Tom Taylor, Jane Miller, Cerise de Gelder, Lachlan Philpott, Brendan Cowell, Rose Byrne, Alex Broun, Tom Holloway, Ross Mueller, Trilby Glover, Christopher Johnson and John Sheedy. To enter a SCRIPT: http://newtown.eventix.com.au/form.htm?formid=1077 http://www.shortandsweet.org alex@shortandsweet.org |
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| St. Tammany National One-Act Play Festival, in honor of Walker Percy | St. Tammany National One-Act Play Festival St. Tammany Parish Library 310 W. 21st Ave. Covington, LA 70433 |
The St. Tammany One-Act Play Festival, in honor of Walker Percy is sending out a call for submissions for original one-act plays to be presented in Covington at our January, 2009 Festival. The annual festival is sponsored by the St. Tammany Parish Library and will run in conjunction with their Walker Percy Southern Literary Festival. Four one-acts will be chosen to be presented as readings over the two-day festival. Each of the four playwrights will receive a $100 prize and an opportunity to see their work presented to the public and critiqued by a panel of theater professionals. The festival will open with a dinner to honor the playwrights. There is no submission fee, but winning playwrights must attend the festival. Food and Lodging is provided, but travel costs are the playwrights' responsibility. Deadline: October, 15, 2008. For complete guidelines and a list of previous winners, please visit our website. http://www.walkerpercyfestival.org |
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| ShowOff! International Playwriting Festival | ShowOff! Camino Real Playhouse 31776 El Camino Real San Juan Capistrano • CA 92675 |
FEES $10 per play. Performances begin each year in January with auditions shortly after the winners are announced ... think early December. Submit plays unbound (stapled is OK) with your full contact info on the cover or title page. We do like to have one or two quality dramas along with a selection of comedies, so consider touching our hearts as well as our funny bones! We're not able to produce musicals in this venue, and the audience is principally adults, so plays for children are not appropriate, but as a community theater we want to appeal to the largest possible audience, so plays with an excessive amount of @#!X* words or graphic violence need to have an incredible message ... shock value although allowed doesn't rank a winning vote with most audiences. And after all you want to win ... don't you? ... Well don't you? http://www.caminorealplayhouse.org |
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| Playwrights First Award c/o The National Arts Club | 15 Gramercy Park South NY, NY 10003 | 1K for best; unproduced, script & resume, no return script. No translations, adaptations, musicals or co-authored http://www.playwrightsfirst.com/submissions.html http://www.playwrightsfirst.com/past.html |
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| Melvillapalooza, NYC | Metropolitan Playhouse 220 E. 4th Street New York, NY 10009 Attn: Mellvillapalooza |
Announcing the Fourth Annual Festival of American Authors....Melvillapalooza, scheduled for January 12th through January 25th, 2009, Melvillapalooza is a collection of new plays celebrating the spirit of Herman Melville. Works adapted from, inspired by, relating to Herman Melville's work, life, and spirit are all welcome. We are seeking submissions for co-production and submissions are welcome from individual artists and performance companies alike. Co-producers will take responsibility for conceiving and creating their contribution to the festival, with use of Metropolitan's space and physical resources. Metropolitan will coordinate and promote the festival as a part of its 17th Season: "Work." Submissions may be ten-minute plays, one-acts, or full length performances, no longer than 1 hour and 50 minutes. There are no restrictions concerning style. Adaptations, biographies, fantasies, treatises will all be considered. Selection by Metropolitan Playhouse will be based on artistic quality, feasibility of production, and suitability for the venue. http://www.metropolitanplayhouse.org Questions: alex@metropolitanplayhouse.org melville@metropolitanplayhouse.org |
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| Longwood Ten-Minute Play Festival | Longwood Ten-Minute Play Festival Longwood University, English Department 201 High Street Farmville, VA 23909 |
Longwood University is pleased to announce its 2nd Annual Longwood Ten-Minute Play Festival. Open to any theme, style and approach, playwrights are invited to submit a maximum of one (1) script. NO FEE. All winners, as well as one honorable mention, will also receive publication with One Act Play Depot. One Act Play Depot will hold non-exclusive rights to the work (meaning the playwright is free to publish their work elsewhere at any time.) http://www.brierycreekpress.org Alexlodom@gmail.com hurseyrj@longwood.edu |
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| Mergatroyd Productions, NYC | NO FEE. Email scripts in .pdf or .doc format (that's Adobe Acrobat or Microsoft Word formats) - do NOT send hard copies of script by snail mail - they will be discarded. Plays must be written primarily in English. Anybody may submit work. There is no compensation for plays chosen for the reading. Each playwright may submit up to 3 ten-minute plays. The kind of plays we like * Plays where something happens. (Plays where people sit around bickering endlessly - not so much) * Plays that have something interesting to show or say * Plays that have good, non-traditional roles for female actors, not just the standard wife/girlfriend/foil-for-a-man roles * Plays that have characters that are not one-dimensional or stereotypical. * Plays - ten-minute plays, at least, with no more than four characters. We may still choose your play with more than four characters, but actors may play double roles during the reading. plays@mergatroyd.org |
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| The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center | National Playwrights Conference Eugene O’Neill Theater Center 305 Great Neck Road Waterford, CT 06385 |
FEE $35. The submissions window for the 2009 National Playwrights Conference will be accepted between September 15th and October 17th, 2008. Applications must be postmarked within this submission window. We expect to update applicants on the status of their submission by early February, with final decisions occurring in April. Dates for the Summer 2009 Conference are yet to be decided, though one should expect the Conference to last the entire month of July. Please follow the links below to receive the 2009 NPC Application and to read the Eligibility and Guidelines page. http://www.theoneill.org/prog/plays/playapp.htm |
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| Culture*Park Short Plays Marathon / Culture Park Short Plays | Culture*Park attn: Patty Thomas 69 Walden Street New Bedford, MA, 02740 |
FEE $10. 10-20 minutes. Culture*Park announces a call for entries for its Seventh Annual Short Plays Marathon, scheduled for Saturday, November 22, 2008, in downtown New Bedford, MA. Please note the following guidelines for play submission: Plays with regional (New England) or local themes and references are encouraged. Plays with New Bedford themes will be given special preference. Additional consideration will be given to playwrights who will participate in the brief audience talk-back session after their plays are performed. Submit 2 cc’s of each play. http://www.culturepark.org |
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| San Juan College's Seventh Biennial Play Competition | Kay Tentler, Henderson Fine Arts Center San Juan College 4601 College Blvd. Farmington, NM 87402 |
FEE $50 per play . . . hmm . . . San Juan College's Fine Arts Committee is accepting entries to its Seventh Biennial Play Competition. Play performed by the San Juan College Theatre Department in the spring 2009 as part of the annual “Studio Scenes.” Cash prize for the winner is $500. Original plays must be one-act, of 25-30 pages maximum. Please, no large group projects. Individual submissions only will be accepted. The plays may deal with any subject and must not have been previously produced. Entrants may submit no more than two plays. Each play must be mailed separately and without binders. | |||
| Capital Stage Company, Be A Part Play Submission | Playwright’s Revolution Capital Stage Company 1000 Front Street Sacramento, CA 95814 |
Capital Stage is particularly interested in plays that fulfill our mission to bring bold, thought-provoking work to the region. Plays must be full-length in any genre: comedy, drama, musical, etc. Translations, collections of one-acts, children’s plays and any play that has received a full-scale, professional production prior to submission are not eligible. Plays that have had a workshop, reading or non-professional production are still eligible. Only one submission per playwright is allowed each year. Playwrights in the Northern California region are encouraged to participate. Submit a two-page maximum abstract of the play including title, character breakdown, brief story synopsis and playwright bio or resume. Also include 10 pages of consecutive sample dialogue. If submitting a musical, please include a CD of selections from the score. Literary agents may submit full scripts of their client’s work. All abstracts and dialogue samples will be read. From these submissions, selected manuscripts will be requested for Step II. http://www.capstage.org/beAPartPlaySubmissions.htm |
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| Hollywood Science Theatre Science and Social Issues | John, Artistic Director PO Box 291460 Los Angeles, CA 90029 |
NoPP. Fee of $1 is voluntary. Submit 3 copies of bound script w/ blind cover, application fee, synopsis, character/set requirements, resume. Scripts NOT returned. http://www.hollywoodsciencetheatre.com |
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| "Iraq" plays, Hollywood Science Theatre | Hollywood Science Theatre Playwriting Contest P. O. Box 291 460 Los Angeles, Ca. 90029 USA. |
Can you write a 10 minute play before 18th Oct. 2008? Please think of "IRAQ" as a metaphor for the Middle East, USA, Iraq, muslims, jews, christians, Torah, Koran, Bible, Peace, War, 9/11 Etc., Etc. This is a nonpartisan contest. Good writing is what counts. If you feel strongly about the subject, this is your chance to let the world know. Original,any genre, unproduced, unpublished, not optioned, and not have won other contests. Please include a one page biography. NO email script submissions. Please mail 3 copies of each script. Scripts will Not be returned. We request a donation ( not mandatory but it would help with expenses) of $1 or 3 first class usa stamps or the equivalent of $1. (pound, Riyal, Afghani, Dinar, Baht, Rupee, Punt, Rouble, Shekel, Taka, Etc. Etc). Writer agrees to allow scripts to be filmed for all media. Contest open to citizens of earth, including Canadians, and Mathematicians. http://www.hollywoodsciencetheatre.com john@hollywoodsciencetheatre.com |
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| Don't Forget to Vote! (Election Eve Cocktail Party) | Festival Arts New York, NY |
Festival Arts is looking for ten-minute plays on a political theme for 'Don't Forget to Vote,' our election-eve fundraiser party. Plays on any and all themes politically charged are accepted, as long as they are ten minutes or under. Cast size is limited to two men and two women or any configuration thereof. No fee. Please e-mail all submissions in PDF or Microsoft Word format to Festival.Arts@gmail.com by October 20th, 2008. Accepted plays will have a semi-staged reading at our election-eve party on November 3rd. Playwrights are exempt from admission fee. Festival Arts will supply actors for the entire evening. Thank you and good luck. http://www.FestivalArtsNY.com Festival.Arts@gmail.com |
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| Holiday Themed Plays UPDATED |
Actors Workout Studio 4735 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91602 |
NO FEE. Accepting submissions for end of the year holiday celebration -- A Toys for Tots Benefit Show. Minimum of two performances, Sunday Evenings, 12/14, and 12/21. Prefer Comedy -- but will consider drama. We will be working on an existing set, which can look like a restaurant, bar, or recr room. It will have a 12 foot bar in it. The plays need to take place either in that kind of space or a simple environment that can be created with a pool of light and one item such as a bench, under a tree, chair with telephone, lounge chair, barber chair, stool, etc. Plays must be submitted BOTH in hard copy and Electronically. writers@actorsworkout.com | |||
| Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals UPDATED |
Across Canada | This is for the lottery of getting into several Fringe festivals across Canada. Get app in by this date and you might be the lucky winner of a lot of great performance dates in a lot of great festivals. http://www.fringetoronto.com/forms/2009CAFFTouringAppForm.pdf | |||
| Three Lions Stage – Black History | Three Lions Stage, Inc. 730 Columbus Avenue, Suite 2L New York, NY 10025 Mark Envelope "RRS" |
FEE $15. Submit 2 bound cc’s of script. Scripts WILL NOT be returned, unless playwright indicates such and provides a self-addressed pre-paid postage envelope. Download and complete the Playwrights Submission Form. http://www.threelionsstage.com/ info@threelionsstage.com |
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| The Riant Theatre’s Strawberry One-Act Festival | The Riant Theatre P.O. Box 1902 NY, NY 10013 Attn: The Strawberry One-Act Festival (Winter). |
The Riant Theatre is accepting submissions of 15 – 30 minutes one-act plays. Artistic Director, Van Dirk Fisher. Plays must have their own director and cast and be able to be presented from February 9 – 22, 2009. Plays will be performed at the American Theatre for Actors. The Playwright with the Best Play will receive a prize of $1,500 and development deal. Awards of $150 will also be given to Best Director, Best Actor & Actress. Some of the plays in the festival will be considered for publication in the anthology series: The Best Plays From The Strawberry One-Act Festival: Volume 5. Volunteers and Interns send resumes. Plays accepted for the festival must pay a Participation Fee of $250, which goes towards publicity, the Kick Off Party and 2 tickets to the Awards Ceremony. http://www.therianttheatre.com http://therianttheatre.blogspot http://www.myspace.com/the1toknownow therianttheatre@aol.com |
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| Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre (SART) | Rob Miller, Managing Director PO Box 1720 Mars Hill, NC 28754 |
NoPP. Must follow our specific guidelines: http://www.sartplays.org/guidelines.htm http://www.sartplays.org sart@mhc.edu |
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| GayFest NYC | GAYFEST NYC c/o Bruce Robert Harris One River Place, Suite 917 NY, NY 10036 |
http://www.sunnyspotproductions.com/submission_guidelines.html | |||
| Villagers Theatre | Catherine Rowe Pherson, c/o The Villagers Theatre PO Box 6175, 415 DeMott Lane Somerset, NJ 08873-6175 |
Selected scripts are awarded a staged reading at Villagers Theatre. All are eligible to submit scripts, although preference is given to New Jersey residents. The only absolute restriction is that scripts must be unpublished. Selected plays will be presented as staged readings in the Zaidi Black Box Theatre on Monday evenings in February 2009. The selected playwrights are requested to attend the readings to participate in discussions with the audience. Scripts must be original, unpublished works. We welcome all comedies, dramas and farces of professional quality. There is no limit on cast size, although smaller casts (under 8 characters) are preferred. We also prefer shows designed to be performed on one set, with an eye toward future community theatre productions. One-act plays and shorter scripts will be considered, in addition to full-length scripts. There are no restrictions for content or language, as this series is presented for an adult audience. Musical plays will NOT be considered. http://www.villagerstheatre.net |
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| Madcap Players presents the 7th Annual Winter Carnival of New Works | Madcap Players 405 6th Street NE Washington, DC 20002 |
Madcap Players' Winter Carnival of New Works is back for a seventh season. This series of new short plays will be performed and directed by some of Washington's most talented artists. Performances are scheduled for January 22-February 1, 2009 at the H Street Playhouse in Washington, DC. Playwrights can submit up to 3 entries. Include a self addressed stamped envelope if you would like the script(s) returned to you. Selected plays will be announced in December 2008. To email, scripts must be Word or PDF files. scripts@madcapplayers.com |
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| Flower City Theatre Company | Flower City Theatre Company Rochester, New York |
Flower City Theatre Company seeks short plays (5-8 min, standard format) for winter production. No fee. Previous production fine. Irreverent, staid, edgy, solemn – we'll read it all. No sketches please. Small honorarium for playwrights. May submit up to 2 scripts by EMAIL. flowercitytheatre@yahoo.com |
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| Dayton Playhouse FutureFest | Adam J. Leigh, Executive Director 1301 E. Siebenthaler Ave. Dayton, OH 45414 |
937-424-0062 (fax) |
PPOK http://www.daytonplayhouse.org/ http://www.daytonplayhouse.com/FutureFestSubGuides.html |
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| Reva Shiner Competition, Bloomington Playwrights Project | Reva Shiner Contest Bloomington Playwrights Project 107 W. 9th Street Bloomington, IN 47404 |
FEE $10. $500 cash prize to winning playwright and a full production as part of the theater's season. Previous workshop or reading okay. Submit bound script w/ blind cover, fee, scripts will NOT be returned. Running time of between 1 hour 15 minutes (75 minutes) to 2 hours 30 minutes (150 minutes). Musicals must also include a demo tape and complete score (minimum: piano/vocal score, no lead sheets). The Bloomington Playwrights Project (BPP) strives to be a leading artistic force in the production and encouragement of new American plays and playwrights. The BPP provides opportunities for development, education, and production for promising and established writers and theatre artists in a professional atmosphere. Through our education and outreach programs, the BPP strives to share the joy of creating theatre with children and adults of all ages and interests while contributing to the culture and life of south-central Indiana. The BPP brings together professionals and volunteers, the University and Bloomington communities to create original theatre. http://www.newplays.org |
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| Stanley Drama Award | Wagner College 1 Howard Ave., Staten Island, NY 10301 | Fee $20.00, must not be currently optioned http://www.wagner.edu/stanleydrama/ http://www.wagner.edu/stanley_drama/filestore2/download/3/Stanley%20Drama%20Awards%20Application.doc |
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| Dixon Place | Fall |
Michelle Feldman, Festival Curator 258 Bowery Street, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10012 | This is “usually in the fall”. . .please check before sending. NY metro artists,"not for Broadway," the annual Dixon Place musical theater festival, offers shelter to new and developing works telling uncommon stories through lyric song in a way that is fresh and daring. Date is usually around this time http://www.dixonplace.org |
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| Texas Nonprofit Theatres Production of Original Plays – TNT POPS Playwriting Contest New Play Development: Playwriting Project | TNT 1300 Gendy Street Fort Worth, TX 76107-4036 |
NO CONTEST THIS YEAR. This is a biennial competition and the next one whould be in 2009. http://www.texastheatres.org/ tnt@texastheatres.org |
** "TYPE" Guide
1=One act play
T=Ten-minute play
F=Full-length play
M=Musical
S=solo shows
ch=Children’s
cab=cabaret
rad=radio plays
ñ=translation
A=adaptations
sc=Screenplay
tv=teleplay
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