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WORDS OF CHOICE (NY)
Date: 10-01-07 (Emailed by)
Material: 10min works about women’s
freedom and reproductive rights
Words of Choice is seeking creative writing about women’s freedom and reproductive rights for possible inclusion in ‘An Evening of New Works of Words of Choice,’ performed as a staged reading by New York actors and directed by Francesca Mantani Arkus on October 28, 2007, 7-9 p.m. in Manhattan at The TACT Studio, 900 Broadway, Suite 905.
We are seeking works of 10 minutes or less. The 10-minute works may be: scenes, monologues, short plays, sketches, short stories, poetry, spoken word, songs, letters, memoirs or elegant nonfiction. They may be: humorous, serious, eclectic, poignant, fanciful, quirky. They may be about: contraception, sex, abortion, pregnancy, adoption, activism, love, fear, rape, sexuality, gender stereotypes, the Religious Right, women’s liberation or whatever spurs our dreams of reproductive freedom.
Send ‘Short Words of Choice’ to wordsofchoice@mindspring.com
People interested in developing new their new works with our creative team are invited to attend a Creativity Workshop by Words of Choice on October 28 from 2-5 pm at The TACT Studio, 900 Broadway, Suite 905. Some selections may be included in ‘An Evening of New Works,’ (above). Email for further information: wordsofchoice@mindspring.com or call 212-560-2616.
‘Words of Choice’ is a nonprofit organization devoted to the theatrical and creative expression of women’s freedom and rights.
JOIN US FOR The WORDS OF CHOICE DVD LAUNCH and PARTY.
Our exciting theatrical presentation is now on film!
NEW YORK Launch Party:
October 19, 2007, 7 pm
Helen Mills Theater
139 W. 26th Street
(betw 7th Ave and 6th Ave.)
Film Screening, Discussion: ‘Creative Ways to Fight for Reproductive Rights’ Reception, Networking
MORE INFORMATION: http://www.wordsofchoice.org
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UMBC Announces the 3rd Annual 10-Minute Play Festival
New Theatrical Works for Young Actresses and All Audiences
DEADLINE: Oct. 1, 2007
Featuring the winning play from the IN10 National Play Competition and a new short play for young actresses by noted American playwright.
Deadline:
October 1, 2007
Winners announced:
December 15, 2007
Festival Performances:
March 5-9, 2007
THE COMPETITION
As the cornerstone for our IN10 FESTIVAL, the UMBC Department of Theatre seeks 10-minute plays written for female characters age 16 to 30 that feature clearly defined roles for young women.
We strongly encourage playwrights to create a wide variety of roles representing young women from all social classes, ethnic backgrounds and in all kinds of physical bodies. We are most interested in scripts that explore relationships between women through roles that are not widely available in contemporary play texts.
Since there is a dearth of texts for young female actors, we plan to edit an anthology of much needed 10-minute texts for young actresses. We anticipate that this text will be used in colleges and universities across the country.
THE APPLICATION FORM
We ask that you use this form so that we might read these scripts as blind submissions. Please be sure the author’s name appears only on the application cover page. Also we are asking each writer to provide us with the basic action of the play because we are looking specifically for conflict driven drama.
An example of a concise basic action is as follows:
“Manager” is about Charlie (18), the only child of a single mother dying from breast cancer whose only wish is to die at home. In order to keep her promise, Charlie must convince a social worker, Rita (25), that she can care for her mother. Rita has just graduated with her MSW and is caught between her desire to assist Charlie and her supervisor’s insistence that the family will be best served in the hospital system.
Please download and complete the application form here.
THE PROCESS
Please send one copy of the script along with a completed two-page application form to:
Professor Susan McCully
10-Minute Play Competition
UMBC Department of Theatre
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, MD 21250
THE PRIZE
The winning play will be granted a $1,000 prize and a staged reading at the IN10 Festival March 5-9, 2008, as well as top consideration for the planned anthology.
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VENTURE THEATRE ANNUAL ONE-ACT PLAY FESTIVAL (MT)
Date: 10-01-07
Material: Plays (20min’s max)
Submissions must meet the following guidelines:
1. Plays must have received no previous staging outside of a public reading.
2. Plays must not exceed 20 minute in playing time.
3. Plays should focus on plot, action, and relationship
4. Plays must be economical in their use of spectacle.
The intent of the festival is to provide an opportunity to area writers to see their works produced, while including writer from outside the region to stir the creative pot. Three awards are given out annually. First is the Writer’s Voice Award, given to the most “well-written” script. This award carries a $300 cash prize. Second is the Venture Theatre Production Award, awarded to the director of the most well executed production. This award is dinner for two at a Montana Avenue restaurant. Third is the People’s Choice Award, given to the play deem most successful by the festival audience. This award is bragging rights for the year.
Playwrights wishing to submit work for consideration should send a copy of the play to:
One-Act Submission, Venture Theatre, PO Box 112, Billings, MT 59103.
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POTLUCK PRODUCTIONS (MO)
Date: 10-01-07 (Postmarked by)
Material: Short Plays or Monologues by women writers
How to Enter: Please mail two (2) paper copies of your script, a show synopsis, resume, and cover letter to the address noted below. At this time, only snail mail submissions will be accepted. Electronic submissions are not allowed.
Send submissions to:
Potluck Productions
7338 Belleview
Kansas City, MO 64114
Enclose two (2) SASE envelopes or postcards. One will be used to acknowledge receipt of your submission and the other to tell you the result of the judging. Scripts will not be returned. If you would like your play returned, please include a SASE envelope large enough to contain the submission. Be sure there is adequate postage. Special attention is given to emerging Kansas City area writers.
Rules: The Kansas City Women’s Playwriting Festival is open to any female playwright, although submissions must be in English. Scripts should be short plays or monologues that have not been previously published. Estimated playing time for each script should be not less than 10 minutes and not more than 20 minutes. Scripts must be clearly typed on bond paper, double-spaced, and with wide margins. Pages must be numbered, include the name of the play, and the be securely bound. To ensure anonymity during the reading process, no personal information should appear anywhere on the submitted script. Personal information should be included only on the cover letter, including name, address, daytime and evening telephone numbers, and email address. While all reasonable care will be taken, Potluck Productions does not accept responsibility for loss of, or damage to, submitted scripts. Authors must guarantee that they have sole rights to all matter contained within the script. By submitting a piece for consideration to the festival, the playwright agrees that Potluck Productions may produce the script during the festival. Furthermore, the playwright agrees to waive any royalty for the production of the piece in the festival. Additionally, the playwright grants Potluck Productions exclusive production rights to the piece within 100 miles of Kansas City for the duration of the Festival. The committees’ decision is final and no correspondence concerning the results can be entered into.
Play Selection Process: Six to ten plays will be chosen to appear at the festival. By December 31, all playwrights who made submission will be notified, in writing, of their script’s inclusion or exclusion from the festival.
Production Process: Plays will undergo 4 weeks of rehearsal before receiving a fully staged production. Playwrights will be allowed to attend several rehearsals during the 4 weeks prior to production. Rewrites during this time will be allowed at the discretion of the festival’s director. At the end of the rehearsal process, plays will experience a 2 - 3 week full-production run in front of an audience. Because of the nature of the Festival, unit sets will be used (unit sets indicate changes in location by use of lighting or slight alterations in the set pieces). But, in all other aspects (lights, sound, costumes, etc.), each playwright will have the opportunity to see her piece professionally produced.
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LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE’S NIGHT CAPS 2 (IL)
Date: 10-01-07
Material: 3-12min. Plays; Theme: After 6pm (before dawn)
Lincoln Square Theatre of Chicago is soliciting scripts for Night Caps 2 (NC2), a festival of new work to be held in the spring of 2008.
Theme: After 6 pm (before dawn); Requirements: 3-12 minutes; 1-5 characters; black box. Restrictions: No plays for children, musicals or previously produced work (works that have had readings are okay); there is no fee and no pay available for NC2. Selections will be announced in January of 2008.
Email submissions to: lsac@comcast.net
or snail mail to: Lincoln Square Theatre, 4754 N. Leavitt, Chicago, IL 60625
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WOMEN PLAYWRIGHTS’ INITIATIVE CALL FOR SHORT PLAYS (FL)
Date: 10-01-07 (Emailed/Postmarked by)
Material: One Acts (btwn 25-60mins) by women residing in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee or Virginia
Playwrights must be women residing in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee or Virginia. Plays must be original and unpublished one acts. Plays that have received staged readings and/or previous productions are eligible. Musicals, children’s plays, collaborations and adaptations are not eligible.
The winning submission(s) will tentatively be presented as a part of the 2008 Orlando International Fringe Festival. The Festival format is geared toward an established audience that expects a high caliber of writing and performance. We are looking for play submissions that could find success in this format. We encourage the offbeat, but it’s not a requirement. Please read the Fringe “filosophy” and write accordingly: http://www.orlandofringe.org/whatisfringe.html
The winning entry(ies) will tentatively receive a staged production at the 17th Annual Orlando International Fringe Festival, in a small professional theater setting. The winning playwright(s) is expected to be in Orlando for the production, be willing to consider script development work with the director, and will receive a stipend to assist in travel and other expenses.
Writers are asked to submit no more than two one-act plays between 25 and 60 minutes in length. Writers may submit either electronically as attachments to an email (preferred) in Microsoft Word or PDF format, or in hard copy via USPS. The title page should include the playwright’s name, street address, phone number, and email address.
* Entry in the WPI play competition is understood as an indication of the playwright’s willingness, in the event of winning, to grant production rights to WPI, the producer, and its producing partner(s) or collaborator(s), if any.
* Decision on winner: January 2008.
* Developmental process begins in February 2008. Script development may occur between the play’s director and the playwright with WPI’s creative collaborative guidance.
* Anticipated production dates are during the Fringe schedule, May 15-26, 2008.
* Hard copies of manuscripts will not be returned.
* A first runner-up may be chosen for a developmental reading or workshop production at WPI’s sole discretion.
For further information, please contact Julia Gagne at 407-273-9723, or Courtney Miller.
Please tell us how or where you learned about this competition.
To email Word or PDF attachments (preferred): julesgee@cfl.rr.com
or mail pages to:
WPI
Attn: Julia Gagne
3006 Hartland Court
Orlando, FL 32825
http://www.womenplaywrights.com/call-for-scripts.htm
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IN10 10-MINUTE PLAY COMPETITION AND FESTIVAL NEW THEATRICAL WORKS FOR YOUNG ACTRESSES AND ALL AUDIENCES (MD)
Date: 10-01-07 (Postmarked by)
Material: 10-Minute Plays written for female characters age 16 to 35
As the cornerstone for our IN10 FESTIVAL, the UMBC Department of Theatre seeks 10-minute plays written for female characters age 16 to 35 that feature clearly defined roles for young women. We are looking for scripts that address the complex relationships between women. Our festival focuses on the underrepresented needs, goals, responsibilities and desires of women under thirty-five.
The IN10 Festival seeks scripts with no limit of historical period, genre or subject matter. We want scripts that represent universal human experiences with young women as the principle actors.
For best consideration:
--The play should have both a female antagonist and protagonist.
--The play need not have all female characters, but the dramatic action
and dialogue should focus on the young female characters.
--The text must not be a monologue--NO MONOLOGUE PLAYS. We are looking
specifically for scenes that contain dramatic actions between female
characters.
There is a $1,000 prize for the script that best achieves this mission. Four to six scripts will be selected for public performances in March of 2008.
THE COMPETITION
We strongly encourage playwrights to create a wide variety of roles representing young women from all social classes, ethnic backgrounds and in all kinds of physical bodies. We are most interested in scripts that explore relationships between women as these roles that are not widely available in contemporary play texts
THE APPLICATION FORM
We ask that you use this form so that we might read these scripts anonymously. Please be sure the author’s name appears only on the application cover page. Also, we are asking each writer to provide us with the basic action of the play because we are looking specifically for conflict driven drama.
PLEASE VISIT http://www.umbc.edu/theatre/In10.html FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION INFORMATION
A completed application form and one copy of the play should be sent to:
Dr. Susan McCully
IN10 Play Competition
UMBC Department of Theatre
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, MD 21250
The winner of the $1,000 prize and a staged reading--as well as the four or five finalists whose plays will be produced--will be announced by December 15, 2007.
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PLAYPENN (PA) Date: 10-08-07 (Received by)
Material: Full-Length Plays (sample of work)
PlayPenn, Philadelphias professional New Play Development Conference, invites you to submit a sample of your work for consideration for development of the full-length play during our 2008 Conference.
The 2008 conference will be held in Philadelphia from July 13-27 at the Adrienne Theatre. Invited playwrights will have the opportunity to work with a director of choice, dramaturg and professional Philadelphia actors over a two week period that allows for 29 hours of rehearsal and staged reading time. The public staged reading will be presented over the final weekend of the conference. PlayPenn will provide travel for casting for both writer and director, travel to and from the conference, housing, per diem and an honorarium.
Because of an increasing number of submissions PlayPenn is receiving each year, we can only consider a single submission from each playwright.
Your submission should include:
1. Ten pages of a play you feel will benefit from the process and resources offered by PlayPenn, simply bound. Plays that have been previously produced are not eligible for consideration. The play may have been previously read or workshopped.
2. Your full mailing address, phone number and e-mail address.
3. A cover letter containing information about the development of the play and where it is at this point in its development.
4. A short synopsis of the play.
5. Breakdown of the cast (how many in the cast, doubling, etc.).
6. An up-to-date resume and short bio.
If you would like confirmation of receipt of your submission, please include a self-addressed, stamped postcard. We encourage you to submit using double-sided printing and staples or paper clips to reduce the use of paper and your costs.
Send your materials to:
PlayPenn
220 West Evergreen Avenue, D-2
Philadelphia, PA 19118
For more information visit our website at http://www.playpenn.org
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LSU Department of Theatre presents Outworks 2008, a festival of LGBTQ themed one-act plays.
Deadline for Submission: Oct. 15 2007
After two successful Outworks festivals, The LSU Department of Theatre is pleased to announce that we are now accepting submissions for Outworks 2008, a festival of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, or queer (LGBTQ) themed one-act plays.
Submission Guidelines
· Submissions must be the author's own original work. Each entry shall be free from copyright restrictions and the author agrees to hold LSU, its officers, and directors free and harmless from all copyright claims.
· Scripts must be LGBTQ themed.
· Submissions must be one-act plays, ranging from (10) ten to (20) twenty minutes in length.
· There is a limit of two scripts per playwright.
· Entries should be submitted in Word or PDF format to outworksfestival@gmail.com
· Deadline for submission is October 15, 2007.
Submissions will be read and scored by a faculty/student committee. The committee will select between three and six plays. While there will be no monetary compensation for chosen scripts, each play selected will be guaranteed three staged performances. Each playwright will receive an honorarium and a video of his/her production. Playwrights wishing to attend the festival are responsible for all travel expenses.
The LSU Theatre Studio season retains all rights and privileges concerning casting, production, and programming for Outworks. LSU Theatre reserves the right to:
a. Reproduce as many copies of the play as are necessary for distribution to the judges and participants in the production.
b. Videotape the performance for archival purposes.
c. Use the title, author's name and images from the production for publicity purposes related to the Outworks Festival.
The final play list will be announced December 1, 2007.
Please send submissions or inquiries to:
John Fletcher, Ph.D., Outworks Festival Curator
outworksfestival@gmail.com
The LSU Theatre Studio Season
The LSU Theatre Studio season, produced by the Louisiana State University Department of theatre, offers audiences an "edgier" theatrical experience. Providing a diverse and exciting schedule, the LSU Theatre Studio Season highlights the tremendous talents of the LSU graduate and undergraduate students (B.A., M.F.A., and Ph.D.) both on and behind the stage.
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Valencia Character Company
Deadline: 10/15/07.
Valencia Community College, Box 3028, Orlando, FL 32802
Julia Gagne, Artistic Dir.
Tel: 407-582-2296
jgagne@valenciacc.edu; valenciacharacterco.com
Est. 1991. Winning script receives development & full production by college. Consideration. Frequency: an-nual. Preference. Length: full-length (over 90 min). Style: comedy, drama. Production: college age. Author Must Be: FL resident. Application. Best Material: 15-pg sample, SASE. Best Time: Jun-Sep. Deadline: 10/15/07. Response: 2 mos.
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NEW ACME THEATERS NEW WORKS
WINTER FESTIVAL (MA)
Date: 10-15-07
Material: 10-Minute Plays
Acme Theater of Maynard, MA is proud to announce that we are now accepting submissions for our 7th annual New Works Winter Festival. The festival will be performed over two weekends in January 2008.
For 2008, we are scratching our seven year itch and mixing up the festival format a bit. As always, we will have two festival tracks, but this year, well be separating the tracks into a night for female playwrights and a night for male playwrights (X&Y).
Submission Guidelines:
1) Scripts must be limited to a length of ten (10) pages or less in standard script format. Please keep type sizes at 10 point font or greater, double spaced, and leave some margin space.
2) 2 submissions maximum per playwright, so send us your best (and submit early). Any subject matter. Comedy or drama. Please no overuse of strong language.
3) Plays may have already been produced elsewhere, but may not be published works.
4) Your script will be limited to the use of any/all of the following set pieces provided by Acme: 6 standard wooden chairs, 1 dining room table, 1 coffee table, 1 tall table/desk, 1 end table, 1 podium, 1 small love seat. Hand props will be allowed, but nothing else.
5) Selected playwrights will be given the option to provide their own director, actors, props, etc., or have Acme provide someone from our pool of capable directors for you and cast the play from our festival auditions in November 2007.
Acme Theater is a 72-seat black box in Maynard, MA with full light and sound equipment. Acme will provide sound and light operators, the stage and a 45 minute tech time the week before we open so that casts can become familiar with our space prior to the festival.
Please email scripts in .doc or .pdf format or any inquiries to Tom Berry at tom.berry@comcast.net. Playwrights will be notified on or around November 1, 2007.
Website: http://www.acmetheater.com
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PLAYWRIGHTS FIRST (NY)
Date: 10-15-07
Material: Full Length Plays
Playwrights First is an organization which recognizes, rewards and advances playwrights of unusual promise. For this annual playwriting contest, we require that the one play submitted be by one author, original, full-length, unproduced prior to submission, and in English. No adaptations or translations will be accepted. Please submit a resume with your play. Plays cannot be returned. Winners will be notified in May 2008.
We offer to playwrights whose plays are selected:
* $1,000 grant for a play of outstanding merit
* Professional readings, when appropriate
* Useful introductions to actors, literary managers, directors, etc.
* Committee feedback, if desired
For further information, please write to us at this address, where you will also submit your entry:
Playwrights First
The National Arts Club
15 Gramercy Park South
New York, NY 10003
You may reach us by telephone at (212) 744-1312 or (212) 677-1966; however, we cannot return long-distance calls, so if you don’t reach us, please keep trying.
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OUTWORKS FESTIVAL 2008 (Baton Rouge, LA)
Date: 10-15-07
Material: (LGBTQ) themed One-Act plays (10-20min’s)
After two successful Outworks festivals, The LSU Department of Theatre is pleased to announce that we are now accepting submissions for Outworks 2008, a festival of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, or queer (LGBTQ) themed one-act plays.
* Submissions must be the author’s own original work. Each entry shall be free from copyright restrictions and the author agrees to hold LSU, its officers, and directors free and harmless from all copyright claims.
* Scripts must be LGBTQ themed.
* Submissions must be one-act plays, ranging from ten (10) to twenty (20) minutes in length.
* There is a limit of two scripts per playwright.
* Entries should be submitted in Word or PDF format to outworksfestival@gmail.com
Submissions will be read and scored by a faculty/student committee. The committee will select between three and six plays. While there will be no monetary compensation for chosen scripts, each play selected will be guaranteed three staged performances. Each playwright will receive an honorarium and a video of his/her production. Playwrights wishing to attend the festival are responsible for all travel expenses. The final play list will be announced December 1, 2007.
Please send submissions or inquiries to John Fletcher, Ph.D., Outworks Festival Curator at: outworksfestival@gmail.com
http://www.theatre.lsu.edu
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PHARE PLAY PRODUCTIONS
Deadline Oct. 20, 2007
Phare Play Productions (a Non Equity theater, http://www.phareplay.com) is seeking One Act Erotica Plays no longer than 15 minutes in length, to be performed in New York City, for their Winter Shorts Festival. Please keep in mind that "Erotica" is defined as: literature or art intended to arouse sexual desire. Therefore, it is not blatant pornography, but merely the suggestion of sex. Phare Play has been recently featured and reviewed in Backstage, Time Out New York, AM New York, Off Off Online, and various other trade publications.
These plays will be performed at The Wings Theatre in New York City from December 2nd-5th. It is a great space that is actually an Equity-approved Off Broadway sized theater.
The deadline for the Winter Shorts Erotica Themed submissions is October 20th.
Phare Play Productions values our potential playwrights and we consider them an equal resource, alongside actors, directors and technical staff, in creating new and important work. There is NO FEE to have your work considered for any of our productions.
You are welcome to submit scripts with previous productions or publication, however at this time we are only seeking royalty free plays.
Please forward any applicable scripts or inquiries (PDF preferred, but MS word ok), along with any contact information, questions, etc. to:
submissions@phareplay.com
It is strongly encouraged to include a short synopsis of the plays submitted, as well as an age range for the characters and brief description.
Please indicate that you heard about Phare Play from this posting.
I hope to hear from you all soon! Thank you, in advance, for your interest!
Kindly,
Jasmine Spiess
Director of Creative Development
Phare Play Productions
jasmine@phareplay.com
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OBERON THEATRE ENSEMBLE (NY)
Date: 10-27-07
Material: Plays (min’ 60min’s)
Oberon Theatre Ensemble is about to embark on it’s 11th Season in New York City. This prestigious off-off- Broadway Company has consistently dipped into the writing talent pool and included a “New Work” in every season to date.
The Oberon Theatre Ensemble is an active player in New York’s independent theatre community. Each season we combine classic, contemporary, and new works in a format that allows each to highlight and enhance the other. We juxtapose new against old in a single evening or in a repertory schedule, with our ensemble of actors and directors nimbly jumping from one world to another to draw our audiences fully into the experience. We believe in the joy of a well told story, the connection offered by a supportive community, and the magic of the theatre. http://www.oberontheatre.com
NO MUSICALS PLEASE
SUBMISSION PROCESS:
Please send to scripts@walterbrandes.com
1) an electronic version of the play
2) a brief synopsis of the play.
3) a set/prop breakdown
4) a history of the play’s production -- feel
free to specify if the play has received no productions at all.
Hardcopies can be sent to:
Walter Brandes
Oberon Theatre Ensemble
545 8th Ave., Ste. 402
New York, NY 10018
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The Forest Roberts Theatre Presents
The Thirty-First Annual Competition for the
MILDRED and ALBERT PANOWSKI
PLAYWRITING AWARD DEADLINE: October 31, 2007
PURPOSE
The playwriting Award was established in 1977 by the Forest Roberts Theatre at Northern Michigan University. From 1978 through 1993, the Shiras Institute, a prominent Upper Michigan philanthropic fund, participated in this event, which was known as the Shiras Institute/ Forest Roberts Theatre Playwriting Award. Beginning with the Fourteenth Annual Competition, Dr. James A. Panowski, Director of the Forest Roberts Theatre, has provided financial assistance for the competition in memory of his parents, Albert and Mildred Panowski. In 1993, Dr. Panowski became the sole benefactor of the competition, which now bears the names of his parents. The award is designed to encourage and stimulate artistic growth among educational and professional playwrights. It provides students and faculty the unique opportunity to mount and produce an original work on the university stage. The playwright will benefit from seeing the work on its feet in front of an audience and from professional a! djudication by guest critics.
Download the Submission Form
One copy of each play submitted should be mailed to:
Panowski Playwriting Competition – Attn: Matt Hudson
Forest Roberts Theatre
Northern Michigan University
1401 Presque Isle Ave.
Marquette, MI 49855
It is recommended that the manuscript be insured against loss or damage by the United States Postal Service. For further information or additional brochures, contact:
Playwriting Award Information – Attn: Matt Hudson Forest Roberts Theatre
Northern Michigan University
1401 Presque Isle Ave.
Marquette, MI 49855
906-227-2559
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FutureFest Deadline: 10/31/07.
Dayton Playhouse, 1301 E. Siebenthaler Ave., Dayton, OH 45414
Adam J. Leigh, Exec Dir.
Tel: 937-333-7469; Fax: 937-333-2827
dave@daytonplayhouse.com; http://www.daytonplayhouse.com
Est. 1990. Adjudicated Jul fest of new work w/3 full productions & 3 staged readings. Consideration. Remuneration: $1,000, production, reading. Frequency: annual. Preference. Length: full-length (over 90 min). Style: no musical. Material Must Be: unoptioned, unpublished, unproduced. Application. Best Material: synopsis, full script, submissions not returned. Best Time: Jul-Oct. Deadline: 10/31/07. Response: by 4/30/08.
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