Mission: SquareWrights is a group of artists working collaboratively to bring our original pieces of Theatre Art to our communities and beyond. Since its inception in 2003, the Stratford-based SquareWrights Playwright Group has had more than 100 productions and staged readings including short-play festivals, the 24-hour Fast Forward Theatre Festival and fundraisers for Katrina and Tsunami victims, the Stratford Library and the historical Perry House. The group has been represented multiple times at the Stratford Summer Arts Festival on the grounds of the Shakespeare Theatre. In addition, we’...

New England Theatre Conference is the network that connects, supports and provides resources to theatre artists and educators throughout our region, while promoting excellence in the field.

Township Theatre Group is a voluntary, community theatre company founded in 1952. The Group produces an annual season of plays, musicals or showcases and sponsors a Touring Company that presents short plays and original works in area libraries. All main stage performances are presented in the theatre at Temple Beth El conveniently located on Park Avenue in the heart of Huntington.

Since 2008, Blackboard has been devoted to Black playwrights throughout the African Diaspora.

The National Audio Theatre Festivals, Inc. began in 1979 as the Midwest Radio Theatre Workshop. NATF currently incorporates the learning skills once offered at it's annual week-long workshops into the HEAR Now Festivals Workshop 101 program.

Est. 1985. Volunteer membership organization with conferences, quarterly journal, newsletter, advocacy caucuses, dramaturgy prize, and more. LMDA promotes the creation of stories that reflect a broad spectrum of authentic experiences in our diverse global community. We uphold equity, diversity, and inclusion as our foundational values, and we recognize and examine the intersectionality of our society. We are committed to provoking, addressing, and advocating for issues of justice, equity, diversity, inclusion and land/territory. Our membership is dedicated to fostering an environment of...

A question we get a lot is... “What is Theatre Revolution?" Typically we hem and haw and give some thoughts but let’s tackle it here. Viva la Revolution! Visit: www.theatrerevolution.org/post/what-is-theatre-revolution

The 29th Street Playwrights Collective develops the voices of emerging, mature playwrights through weekly writing sessions, craft discussions and presentations. Our goal is to foster new work for the stage while supporting the needs of the playwright, committing to gender parity (serving 50% women), and providing opportunities for the public to attend workshop performances and provide feedback.

Weekly workshops helmed by Emma Goldman Sherman are held in the theatre district in Midtown from 2 pm-6pm. Writing individually in a group is very helpful because we learn to push through blocks that can trip us up at home. Because everyone else in the room is writing, the pressure to continue helps us learn to push ourselves, and that habit can teach us that we usually can go further than we think we can, and we are often grateful for that little extra push! When we return home, we are able to work better, for longer periods, with greater focus. Writers do not share what was just written...

L&iC is looking for playwrights, composers, &/or lyricists of color &/or other underrepresented communities interested in developing their new musical! The selected musical submission will have a two-week workshop in the fall at The Bingham Camp in Salem, Connecticut culminating in a staged presentation to an invited audience of industry professionals. Live & In Color develops new work for the stage that promotes and celebrates diversity. Emphasizing non-traditional casting, multi-ethnic participants, and bold theatricality. We offer unique development opportunities for new...

New American Voices (NAV), Queens Theatre's renowned new play development program, is dedicated to supporting writers who represent the rich cultural diversity of the evolving populations of the borough of Queens, New York City and the United States. Since its inception in 2002, approximately one hundred new works have received Play Readings, Showcases and Full Productions on Queens Theatre's three stages.