The 19th Annual New Play Conference will feature top national and local theatre artists, staged readings of ten new plays, panel discussions, workshops, and performances - all free and open to the public! The New Play Conference was founded in 2006 by Metropolitan Community College, and continues, now that the GPTC is its own nonprofit, […]
The 19th Annual New Play Conference will feature top national and local theatre artists, staged readings of ten new plays, panel discussions, workshops, and performances - all free and open to the public! The New Play Conference was founded in 2006 by Metropolitan Community College, and continues, now that the GPTC is its own nonprofit, […]
The 19th Annual New Play Conference will feature top national and local theatre artists, staged readings of ten new plays, panel discussions, workshops, and performances - all free and open to the public! The New Play Conference was founded in 2006 by Metropolitan Community College, and continues, now that the GPTC is its own nonprofit, […]
The 19th Annual New Play Conference will feature top national and local theatre artists, staged readings of ten new plays, panel discussions, workshops, and performances - all free and open to the public! The New Play Conference was founded in 2006 by Metropolitan Community College, and continues, now that the GPTC is its own nonprofit, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each year, the Conference helps to develop a group of new plays that are selected from a pool of around 1000 submissions. During the Conference, local and national playwrights, actors, directors, dramaturgs, designers and community members share a week of stories, workshops, readings, meals, performances and celebrations. All public conference events are free to attend, […]
Each day of the Great Plains Theatre Conference New Play Conference includes PlayLab reading and response sessions, workshops led by national theatre scholars and experts, guest artist discussion panels, and PlayFest performances. All events are free, open to the public, and accessible via Whova, a digital event management service. Registration is required.