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| No, I hadn't seen it. Thanks! Endtimes Productions probably wants local (ie., NYC) playwrights, though, right?). Huh. No website either...
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Posted: Fri Nov 3rd, 2006 09:08 pm |
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Also:
Theatre Seven of Chicago seeks one-act and full-length, unproduced plays for its season.Cast limit of 6. "We specialize in the development of new plays from the writer’s perspective. We aim to help the playwright write their play....The writer is encouraged to explore, develop and hone their work under (our) guidance...". SEND TO: Brian Golden, Artistic Director, 528 W. Wellington Ave., #305, Chicago, IL 60657. Further info <http://www.theatresevenofchicago.org>.
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Well, I'm with Sue. I am up to my 126th submission for the year - over half of them done during "The binge." And I simply don't have anything right for what is currently out there. I have a play that has my heart and there is interest - but I stopped querying because I am waiting for the results of "stuff" and it is appropriate to wait. I did write an entire one act today (yes, it needs work) but I had been researching for weeks and took the day off from subbing and sat down at the computer and stayed there. Everything was in front of me - just needed to write it. This week I finished my "coffee shop" play to send out - so I do feel a lot has been accomplished. Also got my website up to date. I am trying to go over it monthly. I am working on the "One Shoe" deal at Heartland((e?) and am researching a play for my yearly "educational" commission. There are some opportunities I would like to go for - but you have to be "there" during some summer weeks when I am already contracted to work. I've also learned a lot by submitting. I now have a better feel of what I should submit where. I research more. And 75% of my work is for teens so my opportunities are often different than ones posted. All this to say - I am still part of the SUBMISSION SPREE but will only submit when it "fits!"
Was a good day to stay inside. Minnesota really doesn't believe in the concept of autumn. Days like this I miss New York.
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Posted: Sat Nov 4th, 2006 01:20 pm |
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Claudia, I miss New York every day of the week. You can't imagine how much. Ron has promised to spread my ashes all around Shubert Alley--not too soon I hope. :>)
DAY #20
Emailed Next to Moderator Paddy's Asphalt Jungle 2. She posted all the info on the forum yesterday.
Next is a short, humorous existential exercise where four characters in a waiting room are unaware of what it is they are waiting for. It is about how many of us remain in a kind of limbo where we wait to live and we wait to die--experiencing neither, experiencing nothing.
As with all my work, it can be found on my website in its entirety if anyone is interested. http://www.edwardcrosbywells.com
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Sue B
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Edd, I cannot find the info about Asphalt Jungle 2...
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Posted: Sat Nov 4th, 2006 01:49 pm |
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Okay guys. Asphalt Jungle Shorts was very successful...so we are doing it again in May.
This is how it works. The box office was set up on the fifth floor of a down-town parking garage in a mid-sized city. The first two plays were performed there, then the audience was lead to the back of a seedy hotel for two more plays. Then, we went to an empty store, the city hall, back to the empty store and finally, the last three pieces were performed in a bar.
This is what I am looking for. Short plays...anything from one or two minutes, to ten or twelve. The plays "must" be written to be performed in a particular site. Use your imagination...but if you give me a play that happens on a train, and I don't have a train, we won't do the play.
Here is a link to the city, if you'd like to get a feel for it.
http://www.kwtourism.ca/
Here are a some ideas for sites...
- Fire escape
- Shoe store
- City Hall (There is a huge fountain outside)
- There are some tiny parks - green spaces
- On the street
- Art Gallery
- Empty store (could be anything)
- Bar (it was perfect to end up in a bar, and we will do that again.
Notes - The hospital, police station, library...all too far to walk to. There is no industry downtown.
Any questions?
Get writing. I want to have received all plays by Valentine's Day. The process goes like this. I have six directors...I will have already done the first go-throughs...a pile of no plays...usually because the site wouldn't work, and a pile of maybes. The directors read them, pick their top three, we meet, we discuss, we decide.
As a playwright, I produced this event with the playwrights much in mind. I connected each director with their playwright, so they could discuss, the playwrights were paid a dollar a minute a night, I sent programs, posters, fliers, etc. along with the cheques.
Don't post here...send here skye_dragon@sympatico.ca
Paddy
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Sue B
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Okay, b/c I am desperate...I mean, b/c I think the idea is wonderful...I have sent five plays (sorry, Paddy ;-)), two of which are 10 minutes:
Remembering (hair salon play);
Wednesdays (cafe play--CAFE! Everyone has a CAFE!!!);
and three one-minute pieces:
Clowning (in a house);
Boundaries (in a house);
Tea Cozy (on a porch).
Now, if none of these get chosen, I shall be forced to sit in a corner and cry for a number of hours. :)
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Day #20, right?:
I submitted "Hong Kong Phooey Hustle" to a random posting on SF Craigslist.
I also set up for a show I am producing tomorrow night: "Dashboard Shrine: A Salon de Muertos"!
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Well, I just realized I sent this info as a new thread/topic, so once again:
Hello Everyone
I'm a new member, just joined and saw the spree thread, so I wanted to let people know about this website:
http://www.playwritingopportunities.com/
which is updated monthly and now has November and December opportunities. (Maybe this is one everyone already knows about but thought it wouldn't hurt.)
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| Bad news: I just got to work and discovered that the Kaqliuga Arts is not reading new works until February 2007. In my case this means having to resubmit at that time. BillySundae
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DAY #22
Today I sent Flowers Out Of Season, a full-length drama, to Stolen Fire. Go to their website for information: http://www.stolenfire.net/index.html
34 scripts submitted thusfar.
What have you submitted today?
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Day #21
Thanks, Edd, for complimenting my titles! I just hope the plays measure up...
(I'm a day behind, but I'll try to catch up tonight.)
Submitted "Hong Kong Phooey Hustle" to The Blank Theatre Company, in ongoing opps.:
Submissions - Playwrights
The Blank accepts plays for consideration both for our Mainstage and for our
Living Room Series (workshops of new plays).
The Submission Package should include:
- a one-line "logline" for the play
- a one to two page synopsis of your play (story and themes)
- a character breakdown list (including ages and gender)
- set and any special production requirements
- production history (if any)
- playwright's bio
- [size=twenty-page writing sample (representative/best ten pages of the play and last ten pages)]
Please e-mail your submission package to: info@theblank.com
The synopsis need not include every plot detail, but it should cover the setup, what's at stake, and how the story resolves in the last act.
Submission material will not be returned.
The work submitted must be entirely the property of the author.
Reworks or adaptations of plays by other authors will be considered only if you control the rights or if the material is in the public domain.
No phone calls or personal deliveries will be accepted.
We usually will read the material within two months, though we do not offer critiques on submissions.
Many times we are forced to pass on plays we admire because they don't fit our production needs.
If your material looks right for us, we will contact you to send the manuscript.
Thanks!
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I found a place to submit to: Drury University One Act Competition - from Dramatist Source book (gulp four years old). I will also give you another opportunity - I am not sure I am going to submit - they seem to ask a lot for a "reading."
DRURY UNIVERSITY ONE-ACT PLAY COMPETITION c/o Mick Sokol Assistant Professor of Theatre' 900 North Benton Ave.; Springfield, MO 65802
1. Open to all; Scriipts are to be original, unpublished, unproduced. Staged readings and workshops do not disqualify a play. No: monologues, children's plays, adaptations, film scripts, screenplays
2. One script per playwright
3. Typed and firmly bound
4. No critiques given
5. Send SASE with sufficient postage for return of script, SASE for list of winners; e-mail preferable
6. Snail mail only
7. Deadlines: December 1, 2006 - postmark
8. Preference: Small cast, one set show; show must run between 20 minutes and no more than forty-five minutes
FIRST PRIZE: $300; HONORABLE MENTIONS: $150 - Winning scripts considered for production by Drury University
OTHER OPPORTUNITY
GENEVA THEATRE GUILD
limit: 2 submissions per playwright
- typed, one side only, easy to read, at least one inch border all around
- submissions must have two title pages: one with title, playwright's name, address, phone number, exact running time; the other with title only
- include brief synopsis of plot, setting and characters BEFORE page 1
- all pages must be numbered with Page 1 being where the dialogue begins
Please send four copies of the script with your submission
- submissions should be unbound and in a folder
- if you wish them returned include SASE
- must be original, unpublished, one-act play with a max. time of 45 minutes
Send to: Geneva Theatre Guild, Playwrights Playreadings, P.O. Box 424, Geneva, NY 14456
Deadline: December 15, 2006 (postmark)
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Dropped out there for a while but have to earn a living. I'm a free lance journo and we are in the middle of the drought of the century here... Now here's an idea for a play and it's fact ....Adelaide, say our third or fourth largest city will run out of drinking water in 12 months if we don't get considerable and I mean considerable rain. Work on that one somebody.
Catching up I sent a copy of Tiger Country... very Australian to our local professional group The Riverina Theatre Company... only take Aussie work I'm afraid.
Sent my full length The Girl I left Behind me... cast of five so I hope some of you have sent nice big cast scripts to David Wicks at CSU and I sent a synopsis of my full length Three Toe Scratch to Because It's There in Los Angeles.
Edd our community theatre company is planning a short play festival for Nov next year. If you don't mind I'll steal your asphalt play idea, just what we need. Performance spaces are a pain for us.
The best Nic
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Hi guys! This just in from the Playwrights Center of Minneapolis. There are a few leads. Happy submitting!
Claudia
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November 1, 2006
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WRITER’S OPPORTUNITIES NOW IN DIGEST FORMAT
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ACME THEATER PRODUCTIONS
Seeking full-length plays, musicals, and ten-minute plays. For any full-length submissions, we are mainly looking for accessible comedies with a relatively small cast size (3-6 actors). Our space is fairly small, so plays with unit sets and/or suggested settings are ideal.
Send query w/synopsis and sample dialogue, E-mail OK.
Tom Berry, Producer
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Maynard, MA 01754
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1812 PRODUCTIONS
Deadline: 1-1-2007
Seeking comedic full-length plays, musicals, translations, adaptations, solo pieces, cabaret shows, and revues. Cast limit 9 performers. Send synopsis and sample dialogue.
Jennifer Childs, Artistic Director
421 N. 7th Street, Suite 218
Philadelphia, PA 19123
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215-592-9560
215-592-9580 (fax)
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PHOENIX THEATRE’S NEW WORKS FESTIVAL
AND PLAYWRIGHT’S COMPETITION
Deadline: 1-15-2007 (receipt)
Phoenix Theatre announces its 10th New Works Festival, and its first national playwright’s competition. The New Works Festival presents four staged readings of plays each summer at Phoenix Theatre, the oldest arts organization in Arizona and the largest Phoenix-based producing theatre. Playwrights whose work has been presented include Jack Heifner, Janet Neipris, Al Corley, James McClure, Rich Orloff, Dale Wasserman, and Richard Warren.
For its tenth anniversary season, the Phoenix Theatre is for the first time opening its selection process to submissions. We are seeking new works requiring a company of no more than 5 performers and no more than 3 locations. We offer a staged reading, with professional actors and directors, to be held during the summer of 2007 in Phoenix. The Playwright receives travel and lodging to Phoenix to participate in the process, as well as a small honorarium.
Please submit a full script to: Phoenix Theatre New Works Festival, 100 E. McDowell Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85004.
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LAST FRONTIER THEATRE CONFERENCE PLAY LAB
Deadline: 2-1-07
The Last Frontier Theatre Conference has released its Call for Plays for the 2007 Play Lab. The Conference, which yearly receives hundreds of play submissions from all over the world, takes place from June 22 to 30, 2007. Selected plays receive staged readings at the Conference, with both public and private feedback sessions led by theatre professionals.
This year will feature plays from 20 minutes to 2 hours in length. Accepted writers will also have an additional opportunity to present their work in the new 10-Page Play Slam and in the late-night Fringe Festival.
The submission guidelines are as follows:
• Plays must be received by February 1, 2007.
• Plays must have a running time between twenty minutes and two hours.
• Submissions can not have received a professional production, although readings and amateur productions are acceptable.
• No musicals are accepted.
• Plays can be submitted via e-mail to dmoore@pwscc.edu.
• Submissions should include a 100-word third person author bio and a photo of the author.
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POINTED REMARQUES CLASSICAL THEATRE COMPANY presents THE FIRST ANNUAL FIELDS OF HONOR PLAY FESTIVAL
Deadline: 2-1-07
The Rocky Mountain region's newest swashbuckling theatre company is proud to announce its first swashbuckling play festival. To inaugurate our first season we are soliciting original unproduced scripts which meet the guidelines below:
*one-act plays no more than 30 minutes long, containing at least 1 fight scene
*single set
*plays must have at least 1 major female character; no more than 10 characters total
*all plays must be either a prequel or a sequel to a Shakespeare play
*we only retain production rights for the 2007 Festival and for 1 year after; ll other rights remain with the author
*we will produce 3 submitted scripts, plus 1 from our own company membership
*submission deadline is February 1, 2007; Festival will be April 21 and 22, 2007
*submission must be by e-mail, in MS Word format, to:
kroenung@pointedremarques.org
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LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY presents
THE ARTHUR W. STONE PLAYWRITING AWARD
Deadline: 3-1-2007
Submissions are welcome for the first bi-annual Arthur W. Stone Playwriting Award. Winners receive a $500 prize and production with assistance of up to $500 for travel to and accommodations in Ruston, Louisiana for the first week of performances. Entries must be original, full-length plays, the sole property of the playwright(s), and may have been produced no more than two times prior to the submission to this award. Entries that have received publication are not eligible. Only one play per playwright will be entered into the competition. Submissions are accepted between October 1, 2006 and March 1, 2007, with the winning play announced in May 2007, and produced as part of the 2007-2008 theatre season of Louisiana Tech University Department of Theatre. Send complete script, SASE, playwright’s bio, and production/developmental history to:
Kenneth Robbins, Director
Louisiana Tech University School of the Performing Arts
Box 8608
Ruston, LA 71272
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Lanesboro Residency Program
Deadline: 6-15-2007
Nestled in the valley of southeast Minnesota’s Root River, Lanesboro is a small town with a unique atmosphere that is part European hamlet, part tourist destination and part farm town with a dash of just plain funky... a special place in which to create art and to live, if even for a few weeks.
The Lanesboro Residency Program offers 2- and 4-week artist residencies to sculptors, painters, poets, writers, and people working in other disciplines as well. $1250-$2500 stipend, living and studio space provided. For more information and application form, visit http://www.lanesboroarts.org or send SASE to:
Lanesboro Residency Program
PO Box 152
Lanesboro, MN 55949
Tel. 507-467-2446
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I'm catching up here with three submissions to Asphalt Jungle Shorts, which sounds like a blast. I would love to do the same thing in my city.
"Crappy at Yoga", set in a yoga studio.
"Love in Italian", set in an art gallery.
"Not What Not to Wear", set in a cafe.
And now I want to write a play set in a laundromat, too...
P.S. My Dashboard Shrine show was great fun last night. It was terribly rainy and somewhat cold, but the saint candles provided a welcoming glow (though a little less of a welcoming glow when the Day of the Dead altar ever-so-slightly caught on fire.)
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This looks like a great resource. He recently updated his site:
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