209 stories from NYTE Small Press
Michael is new to ITN with two plays worth checking out — TOWER 5 and PARK SLOPE. Both deal with strong subject matter. Park Slope is a one act satire about power, identity and…
When I was a little girl, I thought it was going to be awesome to be a woman. My favorite TV shows were the Bionic Woman, Wonder Woman and reruns of Isis (the goddess, not the terrorist grou…
Just learned that Jeff Cohen’s The Soap Myth (published on Indie Theater Now for your reading pleasure) will be part of Holocaust Remembrance Day. Read on for more information …
The Farm Theater’s College Collaboration: Three schools commission an early career playwright to write a play that each school will independently produce throughout the academic year. …
John Clancy is a playwright, actor, award winning director, founder/executive director of The League of Independent Theater and a teacher of playwriting at the College Level. We asked hi…
We, at Indie Theater Now, are always looking for ways to make it simpler for readers to choose from the 1200+ plays published on the site. To that end we recently introduced Meet the Pla…
Welcome to the Farm Report. We will be documenting the Farm Theater’s two play development programs that are happening in 2016/17 academic year. The College Collaboration Project commi…
The 10th annual Frigid Festival is now in progress. Playwright Ed Malin has seen two productions by ITN playwrights: Mark Cornell’s Sprucehaven B and Una Osato‘s solo show, Wi…
The Plays and Playwrights blog has been online for over six years and, in all that time, few changes have been made. Now the time has come! We still have copies of many of our anthologies av…
This item is from Shane Marshall Brown, publicist The Fellows Program is a nine-month intensive designed to augment the training of American dramatists early in their careers and enhance the…
This item is from Samantha Salloway, Programming Assistant HERE has been one of New York's most prolific producing organizations since 1993, and today, stands at the forefront of the city's …
How do you capture the excitement and energy of the New York International Fringe Festival? One way is to enjoy our collection of two dozen of the most interesting, innovative, and inventive…
This item from Alex Roe: Production proposals are currently being accepted for Metropolitan Playhouse’s 10th Living Literature Festival The TranscendentalFest New works for co-producti…
This item from playwright Julia Lee Barclay-Morton I am honored to have been asked to read along with Geoff Wisnerat the gorgeous Bruce’s Garden in Isham Park next Wednesday (Jun…
This item from A.P. Andrews Five playwrights from across the country have been selected to develop and present their plays as part of the 15th Seven Devils Playwrights Conference. These writ…
This item from Barbara Matovu Save the date:Â Monday, April 27 This year Queens Theatre is proud to honor two business leaders for their support of the arts in Queens: Monte N. Redman, Pr…
The American Theatre Critics Association (ATCA) presented the  M. Elizabeth Osborn Award, which recognizes emerging playwrights, to Tom Coash for his play Veils — “a unique lo…
… RICH, DEEP ENGAGEMENT WITH THE NEWEST WORK ON STAGE AND BEHIND THE SCENES On Stage: Tom Diriwachter’s newest play GREAT KILLS is at Theatre for the New City, now through April …
NYTE’s popular anthology series is back with Plays and Playwrights 2015. The series began in 2000 and many of the books through 2011 are still available on amazon.com. You can …
This item from Rachel Whorton Steinhardt’s Program in Educational Theatre will host The Forum on Site-Specific Performance this spring. Allied professionals of all disciplines, emergin…
This item from Laura Pittenger No fewer than three (3) and no more than (4) scripts will be chosen for the 2015 Reading Series. One script per month will receive a reading during the followi…
This item from HERE Arts Center The SubletSeries@HERE Program, supports 250 guest independent artists and groups"such as New Georges, Vampire Cowboys, and ViBe Theater Experience (an educati…
This item is from Andrew Scoville Submissions are officially open for another year of innovative programming supporting emerging art in New York City. The complete season will feature long t…
This item from The Brick Fuckfest taking place during June 2015 in Brooklyn, New York! Fuckfest, quite simply, is a festival about sex. A sextival, if you will. Artists with unique, playful,…
There’s a new feature on nytheaternow.com — and we hope you will find it useful and enjoyable. Indie Artists on Indie Theater gives our playwrights, actors, directors, stage m…
