Do you live in or hail from Orange County, CA? If so, please submit a play to OC-centric: Orange County’s New Play Festival! Our twelfth festival happens in August 2023 at Chapman University in Orange. ??? ????, ?? ??? ?????????? ?????????? ?? ??????????? ??? ????? ???? ????? ?? ?????, ????????? ???????? ???????? ?? ?????????. Of course, we also welcome non-musical works. As was the case in 2022, we are looking for longer one-act plays (30-60 minutes long) and full-length plays that are roughly 90 minutes long. Each play we produce will receive several performances during the festival.

The Pacific Playwrights Festival (PPF) annually presents seven new plays in staged readings and full productions during a three-day period. As a part of The Lab@SCR, nine programs devoted to the development of new works and musicals for the American theatre, PPF provides a gathering place for writers and theatre professionals to connect and share ideas and interests in the context of a festival that promotes the latest and best in American playwriting.

A festival for new works.

ShowOff! is our subscriber favorite, with world premiere drama, comedy and intrigue in easy to view 10-minute plays!

To present quality productions year-round, drawing material from the wealth of new, contemporary and classic plays that lend themselves to an intimate performance space. We aim to provide provocative, stimulating theatrical entertainment, while providing a nurturing environment for theatre artists and an inviting nexus for local and visiting audiences to our venue in the San Pedro/LA Waterfront Arts District.

We are a wife and husband team that specialize in directing and producing music videos, short films, and live performances. Our clients and collaborators include music legends, award-winning playwrights, celebrated arts nonprofits, professional skateboarders, and more. Our projects marry the strengths of our unique backgrounds and artistic practices to create live and media experiences that challenge and inspire audiences to see beyond the usual.

MACH 33: The Caltech│Pasadena Playhouse Festival of New Science-Driven Plays energizes the conversations about scientific, mathematical, and technological questions by staging readings of new, unpublished, unproduced science-based plays.

The Bilingual Foundation of the Arts (BFA) has commitment to all people in the greater Los Angeles area, presenting the finest Hispanic literary culture for both Spanish- and English- speaking audiences. BFA's presence is an integral part of the Los Angeles cultural scene, and provides an added dimension of understanding between the diverse cultures of the area by emphasizing the similarities of the human condition, which serve to unite us.

Actors from coast to coast over the years have asked Ronnie Marmo to teach a weekly acting class. The unfortunate reply was always the same: “Because, I don’t stay in one city long enough.” Thanks to Zoom, Ronnie Marmo will now finally be able to teach a weekly acting workshop for you to join no matter where you are in the world! Many of you know that the theatre community is in serious trouble, and Ronnie’s theater company, Theatre 68, is nervous about simply making the rent. Ronnie has decided that he will teach this weekly workshop as a fundraiser for Theatre 68 during the COVID-19...

Short-play reading marathon as annual fundraiser for company. Fees: $25 tax-deductible donation Frequency: annual Production: piano only

Our mission is to connect artists around the world to explore the virtual space between theatre and film. We pledge to seek out stories that explore the truths of today and continue to prioritize a diversity of backgrounds and perspectives in all of our work.

This award represents a unique collaboration between the prestigious Ucross Foundation in Wyoming, where artists from all disciplines have been supported by residencies since 1983, and The Blank Theatre in Hollywood, which has been developing new plays and new artists since 1990. The Future of Playwriting Prize will be given annually to an early-career playwright who personifies the future of theatre — someone whose voice will shape theatre for decades to come, and who will bring new thoughts and views to the American theatrical conversation. The winner will be awarded a $5,000 cash prize...