The Community Theatre Association of Michigan aims to help community theatre thrive throughout the country, by achieving these goals: - Foster a close relationship among members - Encourage high standards of theatrical productions - Stimulate interest in theatre in Michigan - Provide a means for the exchange of ideas and information about the theatre arts.

Feel the heat of the lights and the thrill of applause. Develop your presence and hone your technique among a close-knit ensemble of immensely talented individuals who share your passion for performance and stagecraft. Interlochen's world-class theatre programs draw students from across the globe to unlock their potential and tap into boundless creativity. Through preparation and performance, you’ll experience tremendous growth while practicing what you love.

Black Theatre Matters is a program of Plowshares Theatre Company. Black Theatre Matters covers trending topics in the theatre featuring experts across art form. It is designed to be a liberal arts resource dedicated to supporting, documenting and celebrating the achievements of Black theatre artists throughout the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Elgin Theatre Guild (ETG) is a volunteer run theatre company based out of St Thomas.

Elgin Theatre Guild (ETG) is a volunteer run theatre company based out of St Thomas.

The Authors Coalition of America LLC is an organization of twenty-three independent authors' organizations representing text writers, songwriters, visual artists, illustrators and photographers. This formal association marked a milestone in the history of American author groups, and our union has had a healthy unifying effect on American writers as a whole. Together, we represent over 58,000 authors and artists. The Coalition was formed in 1994, by ten founding Member Organizations, for the purpose of repatriating and distributing the creator's share of foreign non-title specific royalty...

The Centre for Indigenous Theatre exists to provide theatrical training informed by traditional artistic expression, teaching and values, while creating an environment that encourages cultural exchange of practices and techniques between Nations and communities.

Est. 1976. A charitable organization that seeks to advance, nurture, and celebrate Canadian writers and writing, founded in 1976 by Margaret Atwood, Pierre Berton, Graeme Gibson, Margaret Laurence, and David Young. Writers’ Trust programming is designed to champion excellence in Canadian writing, to improve the status of writers, and to create connections between writers and readers.

PACT is a member-driven organization of professional Canadian theatres which serves as the collective voice of its members. For the betterment of Canadian theatre, PACT provides leadership, national representation and a variety of programs and practical assistance to member companies, enabling members to do their own creative work.

Advocating, Supporting & Building the Playwright community. Playwrights Guild of Canada is a registered national arts service association mandated to advance the creative rights and interests of professional Canadian playwrights, promote Canadian plays nationally and internationally, and foster an active, evolving community of writers for the stage.

Literary Cleveland is committed to helping writers and readers explore other voices and discover their own—creating a vital, diverse and supportive literary community in the process.

In response to various forms of racism in society and to the critical purpose of Black Lives Matter, the ICWP 2020 Call for Proposals is a part of our initiative to create more equity and access in theatre with an eye on inclusion of BIPOC playwrights within the United States as well as globally. Our purpose: To make funds available to the ICWP members to advance their playwriting experiences and career.