Below are play submission opps with September 2016 deadlines:í‚  You can’t get produced, if you don’t get your work out into the world, so you know what to do.í‚  Giddyup!

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NameLengthNature of OpportunityDeadlineLocationAdditional Info
Manhattan Rep Theatremax 10 minsFully produced (cast, directed & ready to be performed by Mid-Sept) 1 act plays.8/29/16NYCFee: $30 once accepted, Prize: $250
Qu (Magazine)max 8000 wordsExcerpts or full pieces written for stage. Unpublished works only.8/30/16Charlotte, North CarolinaPayment: $100
American Blues TheaterFull LengthOriginal, unpublished plays. Adaptations ok.8/31/16Chicago, IllinoisFee: $5
Prize: $1,000
Image Theatershort playShort plays for “adult only” audience – sexy, silly, scandalous pieces.8/31/16Lowell, Massachusettsn/a
Marin Theatre CoFull LengthAny genre. Emerging or established playwrights.8/31/16Mill Valley, CaliforniaNo Fee
Prize: $10,000
Players Workshop8-12 minsNo theme. Must be unpublished. Previous prods ok. Int’l submissions ok.8/31/16San Miguel de AllendeNo Fee
Prize: $50 USD
The Dionysian Magazine1-10 pgsAny content, style and theme.8/31/16n/aNo Fee
Villa Ruffieuxn/a1-4 months residency. Accommodation & travel covered by the residence.8/31/16SwitzerlandMonthly subsidy of CHF 1,500.
Yellow Rose ProdsFull Length, One ActOriginal works not yet produced or fully staged. Female playwrights only.8/31/16Knoxville, TennesseeFee: $28
Boulder Ensemble Theatre CoFull Length1-wk res. Plays written by a parent w/ at least 1 child under 18 yrs. old as of Sept 1.9/1/16Boulder, ColoradoPrize: $250 + $250 childcare stipend
Darkhorse DramatistsOne Act
(10-25 pgs)
Theme: Halloween. Any genre except musicals & murder mysteries. Monologues ok. Previous prods ok.9/1/16Binghamton, New Yorkn/a
FWD Theatre ProjectFull LengthMusicals only. Must be unpublished w/ no prior large-scale prod.9/1/16ChicagoNo Fee, $200 honorarium
K.H. Nelson Center for the Artsmax 30 pgs2-8 week residency. One-act plays or excerpts from a longer work.9/1/16Nebraska City, NebraskaFee: $35. $100/wk stipend + lodging.
PLAYAFull Length2 to 8-week residency. $100 deposit if accepted (refundable).9/1/16Lake County, OregonFee: $35
Santa Fe Performing ArtsFull LengthUnproduced new American plays only.9/1/16Santa Fe, New Mexicon/a
WSC Avant BardFull LengthSubmissions & proposals. Classic, contemporary & new plays.9/2/16Arlington, Virginian/a
The Players Theatremax 15 minsTheme: Boo! Horror plays & musicals incl. a great spoof. Playwrights must produce.9/5/16NYCFee: $150 if selected, $100 refundable
Manhattan Rep Theatre11-25 minsFully produced (cast, directed & ready to be performed by late-Sept) 1 act plays.9/7/16NYCFee: $30 once accepted, Prize: $200
Ivoryton PlayhouseOne Act
(max 1 hr)
Women playwrights only. Musicals ok.9/15/16Ivoryton, Connecticutn/a
MacDowell FellowshipFull Length1-8 week residency.9/15/16Peterborough, New HampshireFee: $30
Milken Playwriting Prize40-100 minsPlays written for teens to perform & have a majority of female roles. Prev. prods ok.9/15/16Los Angeles, CaliforniaNo Fee
Prize: $2,000
Radcliffe Instituten/sFellowship. Stipends are funded up to $75,000 for one year.9/15/16Cambridge, MassachusettsSee left.
Small Fish Radio Theatremax 10 minsHorror radio plays. Must be unproduced.9/15/16n/an/a
Guggenheim Foundationn/sFellowship intended for midcareer artists incl. playwrights.9/19/16NYCUnspecified grant
Fellowship

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Grant$1,000 grant
ContestNo Fee
Prize: $35
TheaterNo Fee
Residencyn/a
Residency$5,000/month stipend
TheaterPrize: $1,000 + royalties
Arts CompanyNo Fee
“small royalty”
Print Magazinen/a
Theater CompanyNo Fee,
$100 stipend
Theater Festivaln/a
Theater Companyn/a
UniversityPrize: $250
Theatern/a
Theater“small stipend”
Theater Collectiven/a
ResidencyFee: $25
Print Magzinen/a
TheaterPays $50 to playwright.
Writing ColonyApp Fee: $35
TheaterFee: $40
Prize: $5,000
Play FestivalFee: $25
Playwriting FoundationFee: $20
$500 stipend, travel, housing
TheaterFee: $10
ResidencyFee: $40
Residencyn/a
TheaterNo Fee, “small royalty”

 

 

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