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Deadline: April 5, 2020 11:59 PM EDT
New York City
Each year Page 73 meets the talented playwrights we work with through this free application. Applicants can choose to apply for the 2021 Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship and/or the 2021 Interstate 73 writers group. Please read below for more information about each program and for instructions on submitting an application.
Applications include a resume, 10-page playwriting sample, and letter of intent addressing specific questions posed below.
Please note that you cannot save your work in the form.
If you have any questions or concerns, please email info@page73.org.
Applicants for both programs:
1. The applicant must be a US resident at the time of participation;
2. The applicant must have completed at least 2 full-length plays or at least 3 one-act plays;
3. The applicant must have made a commitment to playwriting as a professional goal;
4. The applicant must have never received a production of his/her work in New York City that was larger than an Actors' Equity Showcase Code presentation;
5. The applicant must not be enrolled in a full-time degree/certificate program at the time of participation.
Interstate 73 applicants:
Attendance at all Interstate 73 sessions is extremely important; please do not apply for Interstate 73 if you will be unable to attend group meetings in New York City on a regular basis. Playwrights' stipends are tied to attendance. Priority is given to writers who are not involved in a similarly structured institutional writing group and who will be present in the New York City area for the calendar year.
We understand this application occurs well in advance of 2021 and appreciate that schedules and institutional affiliations change. If you are not sure about your involvement in other writers groups or your location for 2021, you are welcome to apply for Interstate 73 and update us accordingly regarding your eligibility.
Page 73 only accepts submissions via this online form.
If for some reason you are unable to submit via this form or have questions about these programs or this application process, please email info@page73.org.
The following materials must be submitted by 11:59 PM EST on April 5, 2020 to be considered for the 2021 development programs.
A. Completed Online Application Form *NOTE: Please have all your PDF documents ready to upload. The work on this form cannot be saved.
B. Letter of Intent (uploaded as a PDF)
1,000 word limit. Please address all of the following questions.
1. Please introduce yourself. Tell us briefly about your work. What interests you? What do you hope to accomplish through your writing?
2. What do you consider to be your greatest artistic challenge at this point in your career?
3. What do you consider to be your greatest professional challenge at this point in your career?
4. Being specific, how do you feel Page 73's program(s) will help you address the challenges you describe in questions 2 and 3?
C. A 10-page sample from a full script (uploaded as a PDF). No title page is necessary; you will list the title of the work in the Online Application Form. We are very open to receiving samples that do not come from the beginning of your play. If you feel your sample requires a brief contextual introduction, feel free to include that on the first page.
D. The full script from which you selected your 10-page sample (uploaded as a PDF)
E. Playwriting Resume (uploaded as a PDF). Note: We do not wish to receive a bio in place of or in addition to a resume.
F. Name and Contact Information of a professional reference.
Deadline: April 5, 2020 11:59 PM EDT
New York City
Each year Page 73 meets the talented playwrights we work with through this free application. Applicants can choose to apply for the 2021 Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship and/or the 2021 Interstate 73 writers group. Please read below for more information about each program and for instructions on submitting an application.
Applications include a resume, 10-page playwriting sample, and letter of intent addressing specific questions posed below.
Please note that you cannot save your work in the form.
If you have any questions or concerns, please email info@page73.org.
Applicants for both programs:
1. The applicant must be a US resident at the time of participation;
2. The applicant must have completed at least 2 full-length plays or at least 3 one-act plays;
3. The applicant must have made a commitment to playwriting as a professional goal;
4. The applicant must have never received a production of his/her work in New York City that was larger than an Actors' Equity Showcase Code presentation;
5. The applicant must not be enrolled in a full-time degree/certificate program at the time of participation.
Interstate 73 applicants:
Attendance at all Interstate 73 sessions is extremely important; please do not apply for Interstate 73 if you will be unable to attend group meetings in New York City on a regular basis. Playwrights' stipends are tied to attendance. Priority is given to writers who are not involved in a similarly structured institutional writing group and who will be present in the New York City area for the calendar year.
We understand this application occurs well in advance of 2021 and appreciate that schedules and institutional affiliations change. If you are not sure about your involvement in other writers groups or your location for 2021, you are welcome to apply for Interstate 73 and update us accordingly regarding your eligibility.
Page 73 only accepts submissions via this online form.
If for some reason you are unable to submit via this form or have questions about these programs or this application process, please email info@page73.org.
The following materials must be submitted by 11:59 PM EST on April 5, 2020 to be considered for the 2021 development programs.
A. Completed Online Application Form *NOTE: Please have all your PDF documents ready to upload. The work on this form cannot be saved.
B. Letter of Intent (uploaded as a PDF)
1,000 word limit. Please address all of the following questions.
1. Please introduce yourself. Tell us briefly about your work. What interests you? What do you hope to accomplish through your writing?
2. What do you consider to be your greatest artistic challenge at this point in your career?
3. What do you consider to be your greatest professional challenge at this point in your career?
4. Being specific, how do you feel Page 73's program(s) will help you address the challenges you describe in questions 2 and 3?
C. A 10-page sample from a full script (uploaded as a PDF). No title page is necessary; you will list the title of the work in the Online Application Form. We are very open to receiving samples that do not come from the beginning of your play. If you feel your sample requires a brief contextual introduction, feel free to include that on the first page.
D. The full script from which you selected your 10-page sample (uploaded as a PDF)
E. Playwriting Resume (uploaded as a PDF). Note: We do not wish to receive a bio in place of or in addition to a resume.
F. Name and Contact Information of a professional reference.