PPF annually presents seven new plays—readings, workshops and productions—during a three-day period. Audiences consist of local playgoers and representatives from theatres nationwide. Participation is by invitation only for projects submitted according to the procedures outlined below. The 20th annual Pacific Playwrights Festival will take place April 21-23, 2017.
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SUBMISSION PROCEDURES
Playwrights without representation may send a query letter, brief synopsis, complete list of characters and 10-page excerpt to:
Literary Department
South Coast Repertory
P. O. Box 2197
Costa Mesa, CA 92628-2197
After review, we will contact you if we wish to read the entire script. Unsolicited full-length scripts will not be reviewed.
Please Note: We do not accept materials submitted electronically.
Playwrights with professional representation may have their agents send full manuscripts at any time. Please note that—for this purpose—lawyers and law firms do not qualify as "professional representation.
SCR accepts submissions for full-length plays, musicals, translations and adaptations and works for young audiences (approximately fourth-grade level). Unproduced plays are considered for possible inclusion in the NewSCRipts reading series, the Pacific Playwrights Festival and for production on SCR stages.
SUBMISSION PROCEDURES
Playwrights without representation may send a query letter, brief synopsis, complete list of characters and 10-page excerpt to:
Literary Department
South Coast Repertory
P. O. Box 2197
Costa Mesa, CA 92628-2197
After review, we will contact you if we wish to read the entire script. Unsolicited full-length scripts will not be reviewed.
Please Note: We do not accept materials submitted electronically.
Playwrights with professional representation may have their agents send full manuscripts at any time. Please note that—for this purpose—lawyers and law firms do not qualify as "professional representation.
SCR accepts submissions for full-length plays, musicals, translations and adaptations and works for young audiences (approximately fourth-grade level). Unproduced plays are considered for possible inclusion in the NewSCRipts reading series, the Pacific Playwrights Festival and for production on SCR stages.