The 15 theaters below accept full-length submissions of new musicals, year-round!
Name | Nature of Opportunity | Location |
5th Avenue Theatre | Musicals. | Seattle, Washington |
Alleyway Theatre | New plays & musicals. Hardcopy submissions only. | Buffalo, New York |
Broadway Rose Theatre Co | Musicals only. | Tigard, Oregon |
Broken Nose Theatre | Unproduced works, or plays not yet staged in Chicago. Musicals ok. | Chicago, Illinois |
CAP21 | New musicals. Must not be optioned, published, or produced in NYC. | NYC |
Garage Theatre Group | Issue-driven plays & musicals. Previously produced plays ok. | Tenafly, New Jersey |
Ground UP Prods | New plays & musicals. | NYC |
Kitchen Theatre Co | Plays that complement the mission of creating bold, intimate & engaging theater. Musicals ok. | Ithaca, New York |
New Line Theatre | Small cast, issue-oriented musicals. | St. Louis, Missouri |
New York Stage & Film | Plays or musicals. | NYC |
Open Theatre Project | Original plays & musicals. | Boston, Massachusetts |
Porchlight Music Theatre | Musicals. Hard copy submissions only. | Chicago, Illinois |
South Coast Rep | Musicals, translations, adaptations & works for young audiences. Hard copy submissions only. | Costa Mesa, California |
The York Theatre Co | Musicals only. | NYC |
Village Theatre | New musicals only. Hard copy submissions only. | Everett, Washington |
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What is a “hard copy” of a song?
A “hard copy” is a copy of a piece of music written on actual paper, from trees. A pianist can place a hard copy down on the piano and begin to play. So, your PDF or your JPEG that you uploaded to your iPad is not what’s wanted here.
Guessing — a CD.
Is there a way to submit a PDF, and have songs embedded in the text, so a literary manager can read and listen easily?