Howdy, Playwrights!   Here’s a list of 35 play submission opps with June+ 2025 deadlines.

NameLengthNature of OpportunityDeadlineLocationAdd’l Info
Athena ProjectFull LengthWoman, trans or nonbinary playwright.5/31/25Denver, Coloradon/a
Dappled Thingsn/sPublication opp (Catholic magazine).  Drama accepted.6/1/25n/an/a
Gi60 NYCmax 60 secsPlays should not have been previously produced.6/1/25NYCNo Fee
Midwest Dramatists Center10 minsUS playwrights. Once accepted, conference registration is $275.6/1/25Olathe, KansasNo Fee
NYLon Fusionmax 10 pagesTheme: The New Deal6/1/25NYCn/a
PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grantsn/sTranslations of drama, originally written by a single individual. The works must be translated into English.6/1/25n/an/a
Prism Theatre Companymax 20 minsPlays, monologues. Theme: HOPE6/1/25St. Louis, Missourin/a
Emerging Artists TheatreSee right.Solo shows, short & long musicals, plays (60 mins or less).6/2/25NYCNo Fee
Headlands Center for the ArtsFull LengthFully sponsored  4- to 10-week residencies.6/2/25Sausalito, CaliforniaFee: $35
Valhalla TahoeOne Act
(max 45 mins)
Plays must be written within the last five years.6/3/25South Lake Tahoe, CaliforniaFee: $30
Prize: $500
BBC40-50 minsAudio drama script. Any subject. Anyone who at 4 June 2025 is over the age of 18 and not considered to be a resident of the UK and Northern Ireland, Channel Islands or Isle of Man.6/4/25LondonPrize: £2,500 + trip to the UK
Jewish Plays Project10 minsThe play must contain significant Jewish themes, characters, content, or points of view. Prompt: Moving Forward at the edge of the Unknown6/6/25Pittsfield, MassachusettsPrize: $180
New York Classical Theatre70-150 minsNew play dev’t program. Playwrights whose work redefines what a “classic” can be and reimagines the canon on their own terms. USA-based playwrights only. Must include at least 50% characters from historically excluded groups.6/6/25NYC$300 stipend
The Secret TheatreOne Act
(10-15 mins)
Solo shows or excerpts of a longer play. Playwrights must produce.6/8/25NYCn/a
The Mini Plays Magazinemax 2 pagesPublication opp. Mini plays and monologues. Theme: Love6/15/25n/sNo Fee
Literature Today1 minPublication opp. Theme: Echoes of the Human Experience6/18/25n/an/a
Qutub Minar Review1 minPublication opp. Submit up to three 1-min plays at a time.6/20/25n/aNo Fee

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CRY HAVOC Company10 pages (sample)Play dev’t opp. Theme: Cover to Cover6/23/25NYCn/a
Actors’ Theatremax 10 minsInt’l submissions ok.6/30/25Santa Cruz, CaliforniaFee: $10
Centre Stagemax 120 pagesInt’l submissions ok. One-act and full-length plays.6/30/25Greenville, South Carolinan/a
Community Players TheatreFull LengthThe script must be unpublished. No more than 2 locations within the script. Can feature a child but the majority of the cast must be adults.6/30/25Bloomington, Illinoisn/a
ExhumePls. inquire.Drama accepted. Writers who discuss queerness and trauma.6/30/25n/an/a
MOXIE TheatreSee right.New works written by women+. 10-min plays, full-length plays and musicals.6/30/25San Diego, Californian/a
Playhouse on the SquareFull LengthOriginal play or musical.6/30/25Memphis, TennesseeFee: $15
Prize: $750
Punk Monkey ProductionsOne Act
(max 25 mins)
The play should be written with the classic Noir fashion in mind and the tradition of the vintage crime novels of Chandler, Hammett, and Cain. Pieces with multiple strong female roles are encouraged. Comedy, drama or both.6/30/25Los Angeles, Californian/a
Salem State University Soundings East10 minsPublication opp. Open to all playwrights. Preference will be given to those with a direct military connection. The theme of the play should directly touch on military service and/or how military service affects a community.6/30/25Salem, Massachusettsn/a
The Roving Peregrine Theatre Companymax 20 minsPlay that features and highlights joy in the Queer Community. Must be a new work that has had no more than two professional productions.6/30/25West Virginia & Marylandn/a
Vidalia Theatre Company10 minsPlays set in an airport. Submissions cannot have been previously produced in the Atlanta Metro Area. Open to all playwrights, with special consideration for those who reside in Georgia.6/30/25Decatur, Georgia$30 stipend
Westchester Civic Theater10 minsScripts that have never been performed. Playwrights can be from anywhere. Theme: WHO KILLED THE DIRECTOR?6/30/25Westchester, Illinoisn/a
Gallery Players30-60 minsPlays must be unproduced. Must be the play’s world premiere.7/1/25Brooklyn, New Yorkn/a
Golden Antelope Press20 pages (sample)Publication opp. Plays accepted.7/1/25n/an/a
New Works/New VoicesFull LengthMusicals by writers and composers whose perspectives have been historically underrepresented in the musical theater canon.7/1/25Syracuse, New Yorkn/a
Short+Sweet Theatremax 10 minsAny genre. Int’l submissions ok.7/1/25South IndiaFee: $13
The Braidmax 1500 wordsTheme: Two Faiths, One Love7/1/25Santa Monica, Californian/a
Trade A Play Tuesday10 minsSend in 10-min play & get same-day feedback. You must also read 10 pages of another playwright’s work and give thoughtful feedback.  Runs every Tuesday. Any subject matter.Year Roundn/an/a

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