The Glimmerglass Festival’s summer-long celebration of the arts features a full schedule of performances, events and discussions to round out your visit, whether you’re here for the day, weekend or summer. Throughout the Festival, there are opportunities to mix and mingle with friends, artists and fellow arts enthusiasts. The Festival is truly a one-of-a-kind summer destination. Join us, and see for yourself why there’s no place quite like Glimmerglass.

Our Summer Shortcuts series is an annual program where playwrights are invited to submit up to two short plays to be staged and performed at The Open Eye Theater in Margaretville, New York. We are especially interested in plays with good roles for young teens and/or senior adults.

Next Act! is an expansion of Capital Repertory Theatre's continued commitment to the development of new work.

Redhouse is pleased to announce its New Works Festival! This is an extraordinary opportunity to have your play receive a 2-week developmental workshop at the acclaimed Redhouse Arts Center in downtown Syracuse; one of the premier theatre facilities in Central New York. Led by Artistic Director, Hunter Foster, the creative team at Redhouse will choose 1 play for their developmental series; due to Covid-19, we are only accepting plays at this time. Here is your chance for your work to be cultivated in a creative setting so it can reach its ultimate potential.

Founded by actors whose common goal is to provide theatrical performances of quality and substance. Through our dedication to this goal we produce plays that range from drama to comedy, from farce to fantasy, classic to contemporary and everything in between. Our hope is to present our audience with provocative, moving and above all, entertaining theatre.

ATF produces new scripts of the highest caliber throughout each season. To help fulfill this mission, we welcome the opportunity to read submissions from skilled playwrights who feel their work would be a good fit at the Adirondack Theatre Festival.

Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts and Education (Hubbard Hall Projects, Inc.) is a non-profit rural community multi-arts center dedicated to bringing the best of theater, music, dance and the visual arts to our region.

The Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival presents classic and contemporary works, new musicals, and in-school arts education for a diverse audience, to spur social awareness and cultural development in the Finger Lakes region. Home to the PiTCH–For Writers.

Walking on Water Productions (WoW) is a Tompkins County musical theatre company that empowers local theatre artists by training, collaborating with, and showcasing them through production opportunities, internships, and educational workshops that provide individual development and community connection; together, we present both new and existing works that appeal to multi-generational audiences.

We produce classic and new plays with distinction and verve, and to present artists with production opportunities and challenges seldom available elsewhere; we provide a training program in which emerging theater talents collaborate with accomplished mentors in a vital, professional, and educational atmosphere; and we also create and present programs that serve and engage a diverse community.

Dorset Theatre Festival's mission is to create bold, innovative, and authentic theatre that engages a diverse, multi-generational community, and economically diverse region: enlightening, entertaining, and inspiring our audience through the celebration of great plays. We aim to redefine the landscape of theatre by presenting thought-provoking productions drawn from the new and classic canon, as well as through the development of new plays, new audiences, and new artists for the future of American theater. We produce theatre that matters.

Rooted in the landscape of the Hudson Valley, with the plays of William Shakespeare as our touchstone, HVSF engages the widest possible audience in a theatrical celebration of our shared humanity.