Did you know that you can have a long and rewarding career in the theatre even if you never set foot on stage? Roundabout Theatre Company is partnering with the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (I.A.T.S.E.), which represents many of the behind-the-scenes workers in theatre and film, to deliver a new, three-year training program. This new program is unparalleled because participants, all 18–24, will work hands-on in multiple disciplines of technical theatre, training with some of the industry’s top professionals. YEAR ONE Based at Roundabout, participants will receive...

Roundabout provides hands-on learning opportunities for students and aspiring arts professionals interested in theatre administration careers through full-time season-long apprenticeships.

A space for artists with disabilities ages 16+ to devise and share new works of theatre on a virtual platform.

Est. 1965, Roundabout Theatre Company has grown from a small 150-seat theatre in a converted supermarket basement to become the nation’s most influential nonprofit theatre company, as well as one of New York City’s leading cultural institutions. With five stages on and off-Broadway, Roundabout now reaches over a million theatregoers, students, educators and artists across the country and around the world every year.

Bespoke Theatricals supervises and manages theatrical productions of all sizes and complexities. For all productions, our priority remains the same: to support the artistic development and presentation of the production as envisioned by the creative team, within the financial parameters established by the producers. Under the leadership of Partners Amy Jacobs and Devin Keudell, who have worked together for over 25 years, Bespoke Theatricals seeks to create the best possible environment for a production to succeed.

Since our founding in 1996, The Actors Center has cultivated opportunities for thousands of diverse professional actors to advance their artistic development and unleash their creative potential, enriching stages and screens for audiences across the country.

Primary Stages is an Off-Broadway not-for-profit theater company dedicated to inspiring, supporting, and sharing the art of playwriting.

Urban Stages is a not-for-profit, Off-Broadway Theatre Company founded in 1984 by current Artistic Director Frances Hill. Our mission: To champion new works by artists of diverse cultural backgrounds and to make these works available to all. We do this by discovering and nurturing artists through our DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, investing in artists through our MAINSTAGE PROGRAM that produces new work Off-Broadway, and by touring artists, admission-free plays/workshops and more via our OUTREACH PROGRAM! Urban Stages seeks to give talents a venue to address the multi-faceted issues facing our...

MasterVoices celebrates the unique power of the human voice to connect, unite, and inspire. Through the art of musical storytelling we seek to create a new culture around choral music – one that remains true to the art form while opening the door for new audiences.

The New Victory Theater is New York City’s first and only nonprofit performing arts venue for kids and families.

New Professional Theatre (NPT), founded by Sheila Kay Davis, throws a spotlight on multicultural vitality and diversity; while also promoting the work of predominantly minority artists to both mainstream and minority audiences. NPT aims to empower, advance and sustain new work written by emerging and established writers. We promote the work of new and established writers through showcases, full productions, international collaborations, symposia and seminars. NPT develops new, diverse audiences and cultivates hard-to-reach communities.

The Playwrights Realm is devoted to supporting early-career playwrights along the journey of playwriting, helping them to hone their craft, fully realize their vision, and build meaningful artistic careers. The International Theatermakers Award recognizes the critical contribution of theatermakers from around the world to the American theater in spite of the barriers they face to work in the United States, and seeks to expand the participation of international theatermakers who are underrepresented in the American theater industry.