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The program operates on a two-year cycle: Songwriters, composers, and writers deadline: November 1, 2018. Artists residing in N.C. for at least one year prior to the deadline and at least 18 years old are eligible. They must be a U.S. citizen or holder of permanent resident alien status and must remain a N.C. resident and be physically present in the state during the grant period. Artists who received the fellowship grant in the past five years or are enrolled in an academic or degree-granting program at the time of application or during the grant period are not eligible.

Sips & Scripts is a service platform that supports, promotes, and produces work written by North Carolina playwrights from novices to veterans through public and private staged readings and full productions along with additional opportunities that will advance the work of the playwright.

The Cary Playwrights’ Forum’s mission is to provide NC playwrights and aspiring playwrights opportunities to develop as dramatic writers.

The public domain is the realm of material—ideas, images, sounds, discoveries, facts, texts—that is unprotected by intellectual property rights and free for all to use or build upon. Our economy, culture and technology depend on a delicate balance between that which is, and is not, protected by exclusive intellectual property rights. Both the incentives provided by intellectual property and the freedom provided by the public domain are crucial to the balance. But most contemporary attention has gone to the realm of the protected. The Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke Law...

The Guild’s mission is to elevate theater companies and artists as well as the audiences that support them by providing different tools that aid in the increased productivity, visibility, and recognition of the many theatrical efforts of our region.

Nash Arts is a private, nonprofit organization, which celebrates, promotes and produces artists and arts activities, provides support to other area arts organizations and encourages and generates arts education in order to enhance the quality of life in Nash County. Our organization showcases local, regional and national artists, professional and emerging, as well as self-taught artists and craftsmen. Our goal is to reach out to all members of our community.

The Arts Center’s community theatre has been a part of the Rocky Mount community for more than 50 years. The Theatre offers a wide variety of productions, including comedies, dramas, musicals, and children’s theatre, and relies on volunteers to continue its tradition of success.

The Tom Behm Award provides professional development funds to people working or studying in the field of Theatre for Youth to seek professional development — whether to attend a conference or to assist with education credits. Each year’s recipient receives $1000, a one-year membership to SETC, and registration to the SETC Teachers Institute and annual SETC Convention for the award year.

The SETC Convention Grant is intended for non-academic professional theatres that are not yet organizational members of SETC. The grant provides a trial membership and convention registration, and funds to assist theatres with lodging and related travel for up to four theatre staff members attending the event. The 2022 SETC Convention will be held March 9-13 in Memphis, TN.

Provide sustained support for arts and culture by enhancing and expanding resources. Foster cultural equity and arts participation for all. Create a prosperous environment for artists and arts and cultural organizations. Support development of a vibrant city by raising awareness and enhancing visibility of the arts.

The Greensboro Playwrights' Forum presents "An Evening of Short Plays" two times a year. Each offers numerous opportunities for actors and directors, both experienced and non-experienced. The purpose of the Evening of Short Plays is to showcase the work of members of the Greensboro Playwrights' Forum. The evening is always unique, absurd, irreverent and enormous fun for actors and audiences alike.