Seeking new plays for production in 2009-2010 Virginia Premiere Theatre, a professional company in residence at the Kimball Theatre in Williamsburg, VA, is seeking new, full-length plays to develop and produce. Play requirements: 7 or less characters. Not considering short one-acts, full-scale musicals or published plays. We are considering "pocket musicals" or plays with music. Playwright must be willing to refine script in proactive ensemble approach. We are particularly interested in plays from abroad. Artistic considerations focus on plays of inherent social value, plays with a unique voice and plays with inherent theatricality. We prefer not to review plays that resemble television or film scripts.

Brooklyn, New York In 1999, Barefoot Theatre Company was founded by a group of multicultural artists in order to produce stimulating and thought-provoking theatre for the public. Since then, we have stood by the principles of ensemble collaboration and artistic risks to develop and foster plays, new and existing, with a broad range of social relevance, striving to keep the vitality of American theater alive and vibrant. By creating a visceral, more provocative manner of storytelling through our ensemble commitment, we provide emerging artists with the opportunity to explore and take artistic risks while engaging audiences of all ages. Barefoot Theatre Company is currently in search of new and provocative contemporary plays for their upcoming season of productions, readings and workshops.

(Hey, ASW members! If you submit to this production company, tell them Aimee Gonzalez said hello! This production company is comprised of my old classmates from grad school! They’re great!) Electric Pear Productions is accepting submissions of original plays and musicals for future production in New York City.

Theatre Unleashed is seeking original short play submissions for our next series in our wildly popular Coffee Shop Shows. The goal of the Coffee Shop Shows are to continue to create theatre for a non-theatre going audience in hopes of spiking their interest to maybe seek out some theatre. And it's inexpensive entertainment! The shows themselves will only be 45-60 minutes long and that includes live music or stand up. Each piece should range anywhere from 30 seconds-10 minutes. We're welcoming anything from monologues to 5 person scenes. There should be an energy and intimacy about these pieces.