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

NameLengthNature of OpportunityDeadlineLocationAdd’l Info
Athena ProjectFull LengthWoman, trans or nonbinary playwright.10/31/24Denver, Coloradon/a
Red Eye Theater10-15 minsDevelopment opp.10/31/24Minneapolis, Minnesota stipend of $1,000
American Academy of Arts and LettersFull LengthMusicals, plays with songs, thematic revues or any comparable work. US citizens or permanent residents only.11/1/24NYCn/a
Barter Theatre3-5 minsMonologues. Playwright must be Black. Monologues must be set in Appalachia. See website for the prompts.11/1/24Abingdon, Virginian/a
Coe CollegeFull LengthNew  play in its final stages of dev’t that would benefit from a week-long workshop.11/1/24Cedar Rapids, IowaPrize: $500
Fogliftermax 20 pagesPublication opp. LGBTQ+ writers. Accepts drama submissions.11/1/24n/a$50 honorarium
Fresh Fruit Festival12-25 minsRadio plays. Short subjects. Extended LGBT-themed scene or 1-Act. Must be complete and stand alone as a finished work.11/1/24NYCn/a
Fresh Fruit Festival2-10 minsRadio plays. Very short dialogue bits. Must feature some aspect of LGBT life.11/1/24NYCn/a
Hyde Park Theatre45-120 minsParticipants bring not just their creative work but also their own venue.11/1/24Austin, TexasApp Fee: $250
Hyde Park Theatremax 25 minsPlays, monologues, plays in progress, etc.11/1/24Austin, TexasFee: $60
Hypatia-in-the-Woods10 pages (sample)1-3 weeks residency. Apps from women playwrights accepted.11/1/24Shelton, WashingtonFee: $20
Mesa RefugeFull Length14-day residency. Apps from playwrights accepted.11/1/24Point Reyes Station, CaliforniaApp Fee: $50
Missouri Thespians10-20 pagesScript content must be appropriate for school.11/1/24St. Louis, Missourin/a
New England Reviewmax 5,000 wordsPublication opp. Short plays and monologuess.11/1/24Middlebury, Vermontn/a
Over Our Head Playersmax 10 minsOriginal comedies. Open to everyone w/o age or geographic restriction.11/1/24Racine, WisconsinPrize: $300
South Baldwin Community TheatreFull LengthShow submissions.11/1/24Gulf Shores, Alabaman/a
The Edward F. Albee FoundationFull Length, One ActMonth-long residencies. Apps from playwrights accepted.11/1/24NYCn/a
The Writers’ Colony Moondancer Fellowshipmax 10 pages (sample)Fellowship for authors who express their passion for the natural world and concern for the environment through their writing. Open to playwrights.11/1/24Eureka Springs, ArkansasApp Fee: $35
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Untitled Theater Company No. 6115-45 minsAmerican playwright or librettist 30 or older who has been working independently for at least 5 years, producing work independently without the support of large institutional theaters.11/4/24NYCPrize: $2,000
The Brick1-20 minsNew works.11/7/24Brooklyn, New Yorkn/a
Clockhousemax 12 pagesShort plays in traditional and experimental styles.11/15/24n/an/a
ellipsis… literature & artmax 8,000 wordsPublication opp. English language drama.11/15/24n/an/a
Kinsman QuarterlyOne Act
(10-20 pages)
One-acts with themes of holidays, especially from BIPOC and underrepresented cultures. Must be ideal for families and low-budget organizations.11/15/24n/aNo Fee
Prize: $500
Mouths of Babes Theatre CompanySee right.10-min plays, full-length plays for staged reading (30+ mins), self-produced performance.11/15/24Wilmington, North Carolinan/a
Ojai Playwrights Conference & New Works FestivalFull LengthPlaywrights 18+ who reside and have the legal right to work in the US.11/18/24Ojai, Californian/a
Savannah Rep1 hrMusicals.11/18/24Savannah, GeorgiaFee: $10
Louisiana State UniversityFull LengthOriginal work that explores the intersections of science and art.11/22/24Baton Rouge, Louisianan/a
The Theater Projectmax 15 minsDramas or comedies. Playwrights must produce.11/25/24Maplewood, New Jersey$100 fee if selected,
Prize: $500
Players Theatre Short Play and Musical Festivalmax 15 minsShort plays and musicals. Playwrights must produce. Theme: LUV11/26/24New York City, New YorkFee: $50 if selected
Prize: $100
Eclectic Full Contact TheatreOne Act
(max 30 mins)
Theme: Redemption11/30/24Chicago, IllinoisPrize: $250
Moondance Int’l Film FestivalAny lengthStage play, stage play or musical for kids, radio play.11/30/24Boulder, ColoradoFee: $50
Bunbury Players20-25 pagesWorks must be solely original and not based on or contain any previously copyrighted material.12/1/24New Yorkn/a
Live Artsmax 100 pagesAny genre.12/1/24Charlottesville, VirginiaNo Fee
PlayZoomersOne Act
(20-30 mins)
Scripts suitable for online production. Any subject. Any genre.12/1/24onlineNo Fee
Prize: $100
Stage West TheatreSee right.Monologue, scene, or short play.12/1/24Fort Worth, Texasn/a
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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