Howdy, Playwrights!   Here’s a list of 36 play submission opps with March 2024 deadlines.

NameLengthNature of OpportunityDeadlineLocationAdd’l Info
Crow Namemax 20 pagesPublication opp. Scripts accepted.3/1/24n/sn/a
Gi60max 60 secsOne-minute plays. Int’l submissions ok.3/1/24Leeds & NYCNo Fee
Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the ArtsSee right.Residency with a weekly $175 stipend. Submit up to 2 one-act plays or up to 2 excerpts from a longer work.3/1/24Nebraska CityApp Fee: $35
OnyxFestOne Act
(45-60 mins)
Black writers.3/1/24Indianapolisn/a
riverSedgemax 15 pagesPublication opp. Accepts dramatic scripts.3/1/24TexasFee: $3
Prize: $350
Stageworks StudioOne Act
(max 20 mins)
One person plays are accepted.*Fee waived for members of Dramatist Guild.3/1/24Pompton Lakes, New JerseyFee: $20
Prize: $250
The Alpine Fellowshipmax 45 minsOpen to all nationalities. Entries must be written in English.3/1/24LondonPrize: £3000
The Growing Stage45+ minsPlays for young audiences through high school age. Musicals ok. BIPOC plays and playwrights are encouraged.3/1/24Netcong, New Jerseyn/a
Tulsa ReviewOne Act (max 3,000 words)Publication opp. Original, unpublished works only.3/1/24Tulsa, OklahomaFee: $3
West Hudson Arts & Theatre CompanyOne Act
(5-30 mins)
Plays in English, Spanish, or Portuguese are welcome. Content should be appropriately PG-13.3/1/24Harrison, New Jerseyn/a
Millay Arts Steepletop Residencymax 15 pages (sample)Works in progress, published pieces, excerpts from longer works, selections of short works are welcome.3/3/24Austerlitz, New YorkApp Fee: $45
Exposition Reviewmax 4 pagesPublication opp. Accepts a complete scene for stage. Theme: Host3/5/24CaliforniaFee: $5
“cash prize”
Scribe Playwriting CompetitionFull Length, One ActUnpublished or unproduced play or musical.3/7/24Oil City, PennsylvaniaFee: $7.50 to $19.99
Southeastern Louisiana UniversityFull LengthOpen to all playwrights. Plays for a college-aged cast and audience.3/8/24Hammond, LouisianaFee: $10
The Coachella Reviewmax 12 pagesPublication opp. Interested in scripts 10-12 pages in length but welcomes & encourages shorter pieces, such as monologues of up to 1,500 words.3/8/24Coachella Valley, Californian/a
Best Medicine Rep Theater CompanyFull LengthComedies. Previously produced plays ok, as long as the play has not been produced within the greater DC/Baltimore area.3/15/24Gaithersburg, Maryland“small stipend”
Black Men Talk Play Festival8-10 minsNew and emerging Black male playwrights.3/15/24Chicagon/a

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Ponder Review10-15 pagesScript excerpt or short play.3/15/24n/aFee: $2
Ponder Reviewmax 10 minsPlays inspired by the work of Tennessee Williams.3/15/24n/aFee: $2
Prize: $200
Sewanee Writers’ Conference20+ pagesPlay or an excerpt of a play.3/15/24Sewanee, Tennesseen/a
Sitka Center for Art and EcologySee right.Residency. Submit two writing samples of up to 10 pages.3/15/24Otis, OregonApp Fee: $30
SUNY Brockport7-14 minsOnly original scripts allowed.3/15/24Brockport, New Yorkn/a
Theatre Workshop of OwensboroOne Act
(max 20 pages)
Plays must not have been produced before.3/16/24Owensboro, KentuckyFee: $20
Prize: $500
Edmonds Driftwood Players10-12 minsTheme: “Silver Linings: A consoling or hopeful prospect”3/17/24Edmonds, Washingtonn/a
Red Bull Theatermax 10 minsPlay that makes use of heightened language, and/or is in conversation with a classical theme, style or story  from any cultural tradition. Theme: RENEWAL3/18/24NYC Fee: $10
Saranac ReviewSee right.Short plays, one acts, riveting scenes, tiny musicals.3/18/24Plattsburgh, New YorkFee: $3
A Light in Dark Places5-15 pagesTheme: Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Conditions with a focus on community, connection, hope, resources & healing.3/27/24Los Angeles, CaliforniaPrize: $100
TheatreWorksmax 10 minsPlaywrights are responsible for the production of their plays.3/30/24New Milford, Connecticut“cash prize”
Atlanta Fringe Audio15-60 minsAudio drama.3/31/24Atlanta, GeorgiaFee: $25
Prize: $100
Enter Stage Left TheaterOne Act (max 20 mins)Plays appropriate for a PG-13 audience. Comedy, drama, etc.3/31/24Hopkinton, MassachusettsFee: $20
Prize: $200
Hominum JournalOne ActPublication opp. One-act plays accepted.3/31/24n/an/a
Let’s Get to Know Her1-10 minsSeeking scenes to be a part of a full-length compilation musical featuring female-identifying game-changers from throughout history.3/31/24n/an/a
Pend Oreille PlayhouseOne Act
(max 20 mins)
The play must be family friendly.3/31/24Newport, WashingtonFee: $10
The Shawnee PlayhouseSee right.Short plays and full-length plays.3/31/24Shawnee on Delaware, PennsylvaniaFees: $20, $30
ArkanaSee right.Publication opp. Accepts 10-min plays and scripts that are 20-pages or under.Year RoundConway, ArkansasNo Fee
Trade A Play Tuesday10 minsSend in 10-min play and get same-day feedback. You must also read 10 pages of another playwright’s work, and give thoughtful feedback. Runs every Tuesday.Year Roundn/an/a

 

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