by PSH | Jan 9, 2026 | play submission advice & tips, playwriting advice, playwriting tips
With 2026 just around the corner, now is the perfect time to look at your playwriting goals with fresh eyes…and to come up with a smart strategy to help you reach those goals. We often think of success as a “big break”—the one production or award... by PSH | Dec 27, 2025 | 10 minute play contests, 10-minute play submissions, comedy play submissions, Gay-Themed Play Submissions, LGBT Play Submissions, musical theater submissions, One-Act Play Submissions, Play Submissions, playwright submissions, playwriting competitions, playwriting contests, playwriting festivals, radio play submissions, short play submissions, ten minute play contests
Dear Playwright, We here at PSH have been providing free monthly lists of submission opportunities to the playwriting community for years. As anyone who has tried to do this on their own knows, it is an enormous undertaking. This month, we have catalogued over 30... by PSH | Dec 10, 2025 | play submission advice & tips, playwriting advice, playwriting tips
Most playwrights hear the same advice over and over: write more, submit more, revise more. And sure, that’s all good advice… But it’s incomplete. One thing you learn over the years is that a sustainable playwriting career isn’t built on productivity alone. It’s built... by PSH | Nov 20, 2025 | 10 minute play contests, 10-minute play submissions, comedy play submissions, musical theater submissions, One-Act Play Submissions, Play Submissions, playwright submissions, playwriting competitions, playwriting contests, playwriting festivals, short play submissions, ten minute play contests
Howdy, Playwrights! Here’s a list of 35 play submission opps with December+ 2025 deadlines. Name Length Nature of Opportunity Deadline Location Add’l Info Athena Project Full Length Woman, trans or nonbinary playwright. 11/30/25 Denver, Colorado n/a... by PSH | Nov 9, 2025 | play submission advice & tips, playwriting advice, playwriting tips
If you dream of seeing your work onstage, there’s one place you may want to focus on first…and it’s closer than you think. Your local theatre. Many writers aim straight for Broadway, Off-Broadway, or big-name festivals. But guess what? The playwrights getting...