ACTOR’S EXPRESS
actors-express.com
887 West Marietta St., NW, #J-107, Atlanta, GA 30318
 Wheelchair accessible.
Box Office: 404-607-SHOW (7469) - tickets@actorsexpress.com
Administrative: 404-875-1606 - info@actorsexpress.com
Hollie Rivers, marketing, development manager: 404-875-1606 x106 - hollie@actorsexpress.com
Identity: LGBT
Actor's Express is a theater that challenges and reflects contemporary human
experiences in an inclusive environment. We seek to jumpstart individual
transformations through the shared adventure of our live performances, which
range from daringly provocative to audaciously hilarious.
Accepts Visiting Performers:
Actor’s Express welcomes submissions from actors with significant
training and/or experience in stage performance. If you would like to
be considered for an audition for an Actor's Express, you can send
materials to sheila@actorsexpress.com - No phone calls, please.
BRIDGE STREET THEATRE - formerly Kaliyuga Arts
bridgeSt.org - kaliyuga.com
44 West Bridge St., Catskill, NY 12414
518-943-3894; Box Office 518-943-3818
John Sowle, artistic, managing director, 518-478-5982 - john@bridgest.org
Steven Patterson, associate artist, 917-843-8556 steven@bridgest.org
Identity: Not exclusively GLBT
12,000 square foot year-round performing arts complex, presenting an annual five-play
subscription season as well as imported theater, music, dance, magic, and more in an intimate
84-seat proscenium house and a smaller cabaret-type space called The Speakeasy.
Accepting Unsolicited Manuscripts; responds as we are able.
Hosts Visiting Performers; occasional rentals to outside groups.
BUDDIES IN BAD TIMES THEATRE
buddiesinbadtimes.com
12 Alexander St., Toronto, ON, Canada M4Y1B4
416-975-9130; Box Office 416-975-8555
Evalyn Parry, artistic director: 416-975-9130 x31 - evalyn@buddiesinbadtimes.com
Identity: GLQBT
Established in 1979, Buddies is a Canadian, not-for-profit professional theater
company dedicated to the promotion of gay, lesbian and queer theatrical expression.
Buddies produces mainstage theatrical productions, outrageous special events, youth
initiatives, play development programmes, and late night weekend cabarets.
CELEBRATION THEATRE COMPANY
celebrationtheatre.com
Performing: 6760 Lexington Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90038
Mailing: 1049 Havenhurst Dr., #109-1, West Hollywood, CA 90046
323-957-1884; fax 323-957-1826 - info@celebrationtheatre.com - reservations@celebrationtheatre.com
Michael C. Kricfalusi, executive director: kric@celebrationtheatre.com
Michael A. Shepperd, artistic director: shep@celebrationtheatre.com
Michael O’Hara, managing director: michaelohara@celebrationtheatre.com
Christopher Maikish, development director: maikish@celebrationtheatre.com
Tom DeTrinis, alternative programing director: tom@celebrationtheatre.com
Identity: LGBTQQI
Accept Electronic Submissions only. Nathan Frizzell, literary director: literary@celebrationtheatre.com
CITY LIGHTS THEATER COMPANY
cltc.org
529 S. Second St., San Jose, CA 95112
Wheelchair accessible. Two wheelchair seats available for every performance.
We save front-row seats, upon request, for patrons unable to climb stairs.
408-295-4200 - fax: 408-295-8318 - citylights@cltc.org
Rebecca Wallace, marketing director
Identity: Feminist/Kindred Spirit
Accepts Scripts
Accepts Visiting Performers: ron@cltc.org
CONN ARTIST PERFORMANCE EVENT, INC. aka Provincetown Fringe Festival
Connartists.org
New York, New York
Marjorie Conn, artistic director: 212-582-3533; 617-512-6066 - connartists@yahoo.com
Identity: GLQBT
No longer producing, but can be contacted about NYC opportunities.
DIVERSIONARY THEATRE
diversionary.org
4545 Park Blvd., San Diego, CA 92116
Wheelchair accessible.
619-220-6830; box office 619-220-0097; fax 619-220-0148 - boxoffice@diversionary.org
Jenny Case, managing director
Identity: LGBT
America’s third-oldest LGBT Theater, producing a season of mainstage
dramas, comedies, and musicals as well as Cabaret performances featuring
the best LGBT and related talent in dance, music and more.
Scripts Accepted: diversionary.org/submissions
Visiting Performers: for rental, production, or co-production
EMERALD THEATRE COMPANY / THEATREWORKS AT THE SQUARE
etcmemphistheater.com
2085 Monroe Ave., Memphis, TN 38104
Wheelchair accessible.
Hal Harmon: hharmon299@aol.com or Den-Nickolas Schaeffer-Smith: dennickolassmith@live.com
Identity: GLBT
Producing works focused on GLBT issues for Memphis and
the mid-south. Currently in our 22th year of production.
Accepts Scripts
ENSEMBLE VOCAL GANYMEDE
evganymede.com - evganymede.com/fr
201 - 655 rue Lalemant, Longueuil, Qc. J4G 1B7
Yvan Sabourin: 450-670-5362 - yvansabourin@videotron.ca
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Ensemble Vocal Ganymede was founded in 1991 by director Yvan Sabourin
for the Montréal community. The ensemble has its roots in Montréal gay
community, and has taken on the task of performing music specifically written
for an all-male chorus as well as promoting tolerance and respect for different life-styles.
For almost 28 years, the Ensemble has brought together singers ready to meet the
challenges of friendship with personal and musical success. Ganymede recruits singers
regardless of sexual orientation. The music is the first love, the one that soothes
the soul and promotes respect for our differences.
EVOLUTION THEATRE
evolutiontheatre.org
Performing: Columbus Performing Arts Center 549 Franklin Ave. Columbus, OH 43215
Wheelchair accessible.
Mailing: 3700 Riverside Dr. #21072 Columbus, OH 43221
614-233-1124 - info@evolutiontheatre.org
Mark Phillips Schwamberger, executive, artistic director
Identity: GLBT, Feminist or Kindred Spirit, LGBTQQIA
We provide a supportive encouraging environment for celebrating the artistic vision
of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex and ally (LGBTQQIA)
individuals, advancing the understanding of gender issues, and fostering the expression
of creative performance arts by and about the community.
Accepts Scripts
Accepts Visiting Performers
HIGHWAYS PERFORMANCE SPACE
highwaysperformance.org
1651 - 18th St., Santa Monica, CA 90404
310-453-1755 - admin@highwaysperformance.org
For tickets, go to the Calendar, click on specific events: highwaysperformance.org/events
Leo Garcia, executive director. Patrick Kennelly, artistic director.
Identity: Kindred Spirit
No scripts. Primarily a performance art space for LA-based artists.
IRON CROW THEATRE
ironcrowtheatre.org
PO Box 50074 Baltimore, MD 21211
Wheelchair accessible.
443-637-2769 - info@ironcrowtheatre.org
Sean Elias
Identity: Queer Theater
Iron Crow Theatre is Baltimore’s award-winning, professional queer theater. We
produce queer theater for a queer city, celebrating the renegade and the unorthodox
in all of us.
Accepts Scripts
Accept Visiting Performers
JUMPSTART PERFORMANCE COMPANY
jump-start.org
710 Fredericksburg Rd., San Antonio, TX 78201
210-227-5867 (JUMP) - info@jump-start.org
Chayo F. Zaldívar, operations director
Kim Corbin, programming
Identity: GLQBT
KING’S HEAD THEATRE
kingsheadtheatre.com
115 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 1QN
Wheelchair accessible.
0207 226 8561 - info@kingsheadtheatre.com
Alan Stratford: alan@kingsheadtheatre.com
Oscar French: oscar@kingsheadtheatre.com
Identify: Kindred/fringe
The King’s Head Theatre was established in 1970. The most ethically and socially responsible
fringe theater in the UK, we are known for our challenging work and support of young artists.
Last year 116,151 audience members saw a show of ours: 44,607 at our 110 seater home on
Upper Street and 60,269 on tour in the UK and 11,275 internationally. At our home in Islington
we had 774 performances last year of 90 different shows. We are committed to fighting prejudice
through the work we stage, the artists and staff we work with and by producing work for minority
audience groups. We believe in fair pay for all on the fringe and create accessible routes for early
career artists to stage their work; work we are passionate about.
NO Unsolicited Scripts
THE LOS ANGELES WOMENS THEATRE PROJECT
losangeleswomenstheatreproject.org or lawtp.org
10061 Riverside Dr., #528 Toluca Lake, CA 91602
818-720-2056
Dee Jae Cox, co-founder, artistic director: deejaecox@losangeleswomenstheatreproject.org
Identity: Kindred Spirit
We are a 501(c) nonprofit organization, that educates, advocates and creates
opportunities for women in the performing arts.
Accepts Scripts: via e-mail only
Seeks volunteers
MAUCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY
mauckingbird.org
8708 Prospect Avenue, B6, Philadelphia, PA 19118
Wheelchair accessible.
Lindsay Mauck, managing director: lindsay@mauckingbird.org
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Founded in 2008, Mauckingbird Theatre Company produces Innovative, Affordable,
Gay-Themed Theater for Philadelphia audiences.
Not Accepting Scripts at this time
Not Accept Visiting Performers at this time
NEW CONSERVATORY THEATRE CENTER
nctcsf.org
25 Van Ness Ave., Lower Lobby, San Francisco, CA 94102
415-861-4914; box office: 415-861-8972 - boxoffice@nctcsf.org
Identity: LGBTQ+ theater
Accepts scripts; agents only, contact Ed Decker, artistic director
NEW LINE THEATRE
newlinetheatre.com
3800A Keokuk Street, St. Louis, MO 63116
314-773-6526; reservations 314-534-1111 - newchaz64@aol.com
Scott Miller, artistic director
Identity: GLQBT
Accepts scripts for issue-oriented, full-length, small cast musicals. Send script, tape or CD.
OUT FRONT THEATRE COMPANY
outfronttheatre.com
999 Brady Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Wheelchair accessible.
404-448-2755 - info@outfronttheatre.com
Identity: LGBTQIA+
We were established to tell stories of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer,
Interngender, Allied, + experience and community. We give voice to these authors,
composers, artists, and creators through the medium of theater and the performing arts.
Not accepting scripts at this time.
Not accepting visiting performers at this time.
PERFORMANCE SPACE NEW YORK
performancespacenewyork.org
Theater: 150 First Ave., 4th Floor, New York, NY 10009
Office: 150 First Ave., 5th Floor, New York, NY 10009
212-477-5829 for extension list; fax 212-353-1315 - info@performancespacenewyork.org
Reservations: 212-352-3101
Anna Muselmann, audience services manager
Offers performance space and gallery
PLAYWRIGHTS’ ARENA
playwrightsarena.org
514 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
213-925-7631
Jon Lawrence Rivera, artistic director: playwrightsarenala@gmail.com
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Playwrights’ Arena is the first and oldest theater dedicated to discovering, nurturing
and producing works for the stage written exclusively by Los Angeles playwrights.
We do not produce one-act and one-person plays.
Accept scripts by Los Angeles playwrights only; un-produced scripts only.
Allow six months for reply.
No visiting performers.
PRIDE FILMS AND PLAYS - aka PRIDE ARTS
pridearts.org
Pride Arts Center, 4139 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60613
Wheelchair accessible.
Tickets: 866-811-4111; Office 773-857-0222 - pridefilmsandplays@gmail.com
Contacts: David Zak, executive director
Identity: GLBT
Founded in 2010, Pride Arts change lives by improving the quality of LGBT theater and film for this
generation and those to come. Utilizing stories with gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender characters
or themes, we create powerful presentations. We accomplish this mission through a season of Jeff-
eligible productions, cabaret and comedy shows, developmental script development, film screenings,
and special events like TransFest and LezSing designed to bring attention to underserved artists and audiences.
In 2015, Huffington Post called PFP Films “a powerful and empowering entity.”
We have earned 36 Jeff Recommendations for everything from New Work, to Choreography, Performance,
Musical Direction and Production. Plays we developed have been seen in Dublin, Los Angeles, New York,
Vermont among others. Works in 2018 included Yank: A World War II Love Story, The Days Grow Shorter
(world premiere), The Green Bay Tree, Pink Orchids (American Premiere), Fucking Men, Hurricane Damage
(world premiere), Holding the Man, Homos, It’s Only A Play, and Barney the Elf. Shows in 2019 include:
I Know My Own Heart (American premiere), Southern Comfort, Afterglow, Buyer & Cellar, Desire in a
Tinier House (world premiere), Casa Valentina, and A Man of No Importance.
RONNIE LARSEN PRESENTS
ronnielarsen.com
Various venues
Ronnie Larsen: 954-826-8790 - ronnielarsenpresents@gmail.com
Identity: GLBT, Feminist, Kindred Spirit
Accepts Scripts: via e-mail only
Accepts Visiting Performers
SHAMELESS HUSSY PRODUCTIONS
shamelesshussy.com
5425 Chamberlayne Ave., Delta, BC V4K 3T4
604-805-4775
Renee laci: renee@shamelesshussy.com
Identity: Feminist
Our mission is telling provocative stories about women to inspire the hand that rocks the
cradle to rock the world. We are still touring Love Bomb and Dissolve throughout Canada.
Accepts Scripts
No Visiting Performers
SNAP! PRODUCTIONS
snapproductions.com
Various locations in Omaha, NE
Wheelchair accessible.
402-341-2757
Todd Brooks, president: brooks1965@aol.com
Identity: Kindred Spirit - Tolerence/Diversity Theater
We are a nonprofit theater organization with the mission to provide diversity,
educational and humanistic support and to promote understanding and
acceptance of all members of the community through artistic expression.
Accept scripts and visiting performers
THE THEATER OFFENSIVE
thetheateroffensive.org
565 Boylston St., 3rd Floor, Boston, MA 02116
617-661-1600, fax 617-266-1601 - office@thetheateroffensive.org
Identity: LGBTQ
The Theater Offensive’s Mission is to present the diversity of lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, and queer lives in art so bold it breaks through personal isolation,
challenges the status quo, and builds thriving communities.
TOSOS - The Other Side of Silence
tososnyc.org
688 10th Ave., #4N, New York, NY 10019
917-697-3344 - tososnyc@gmail.com
Mark Finley, artistic director; Barry Childs, administrative director
Identity: GLQBT
Revival of TOSOS, NYC’s pioneer professional gay theater company, founded by Doric Wilson
No scripts or performers.
TRIANGLE PRODUCTIONS!
trianglepro.org
1785 NE Sandy Blvd., MB #2, Portland OR 97232
Wheelchair accessible.
503-239-5919 - info@trianglepro.org
Don Horn, executive director, founder
Identity: GLQBT
Founded in 1989, Triangle has produced such shows as “Bent,” “Avenue Q,”
“Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” “Heathers,” and “American idiot.” It presents
world premieres as well, such as “Gracie, TRANS-formation,” about George/
Christine Jorgensen; and, in September 2019, “That’s No Lady,” about the
Guinness Book’s “World’s Oldest Performing Drag Queen,” Darcelle XV, of
Portland, Oregon, at age 88.
E-mail to inquire before sending scripts.
We sometimes have visiting performers, depending on time of year, and our budget.
Uptown Players
uptownplayers.org
PO Box 192264, Dallas, TX 75219
Venue: Kalita Humphreys Theater, 3636 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, Tx 75219
Designated ADA seats
214-219-2718 - info@uptownplayers.org
Contact: Jeff Rane
Identity: GLBT
The mission of Uptown Players is to present professional theater that meets a
rising demand for audiences to see their life experiences represented on stage.
We offer diverse productions focusing on contemporary and alternative,
lifestyle themes that explore topics including diversity, relationships, family,
prejudice, and values. We present dramatic and musical plays that artistically
challenge audiences, strengthen cultural bridges within the LGBT community,
that also create a greater positive, public awareness and acceptance.
Accepts Scripts only for our annual festival
Accepts Visiting Performers: limited opportunities
VILLAGE PLAYWRIGHTS
sites.google.com/site/villageplaywrights
LGBT Community Center, 208 West 13th St., New York, NY
Adm./Tickets: 614-285-2515 - villageplaywrights@gmail.com
George Bistransin, manager
Identity: GLQBT
New and developing plays read on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays - 6:30 pm
at Studio 353, 353 W. 48th St., New York City.
Stages gay holiday reading series at the LGBT Community Center, NYC.
VORTEX REPERTORY COMPANY
vortexrep.org
2307 Manor Road, Austin, TX 78722-2135
512-478-LAVA - vortex@vortexrep.org
Bonnie Cullum, artistic director
Identity: Queer
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20% THEATRE COMPANY TWIN CITIES
tctwentypercent.org
5152 Aldrich Ave. North, Minneapolis, MN 55430
Wheelchair accessible
612-227-1188 - info@tctwentypercent.org
Claire Avitabile, executive director: claire@tctwentypercent.org
Identity: LGBTQ and allies
Committed to supporting and vigorously promoting the work of female and
transgender theater artists, and celebrating the unique contribution of these artists to
social justice and human rights.
Accepts full-length plays, 60-minute minimum. Download Script Submission Form doc.
No funding for visiting performers at this time.
ABOUT FACE THEATRE
aboutfacetheatre.com
1222 West Wilson Avenue, 2nd Floor West, Chicago, IL 60640
773-784-8565 - megan@aboutfacetheatre.com
Identity: GLBTQ
About Face Theatre creates exceptional, innovative, and adventurous plays to
advance the national dialogue on gender and sexual identity, and to challenge
and entertain audiences in Chicago, across the country, and around the world.
Accepts scripts: aboutfacetheatre.com/?pg=play-submissions
Accepts visiting performers
THE CABARET COMPANY
home.istar.ca/~anita
205 John Street North, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8L 4P4
416-879-3331
Sky Gilbert, artistic director: anita@istar.ca
Identity: GLQBT
No scripts or visiting performers
DESERT ROSE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
desertroseplayhouse.org
The Desert Rose Playhouse, 69620 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Wheelchair accessible.
Box Office: 760-202-3000
Robbie Wayne; artistic director
Identity: LGBT
We are a non-profit community theater company serving the LGBT and gay-friendly
community of the Coachella Valley. We produce five plays and musicals during
our regular season, and one production during the summer. We also produce
several special events each year. Our focus is the LGBT genre of theatrical works.
We are also active in the local LGBT community, supporting various groups through
complimentary theater tickets, as well as making the Playhouse available for use
by non-profit organizations.
Accepts Scripts. Accepts Visiting Performers.
DIXON PLACE AT VINEYARD 26
dixonplace.org
161A Chrystie St., New York, NY 10002
Adm./Res.: 212-219-0736 - contact@dixonplace.org
Ellie Covan, director and founder
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accept scripts only from artists based in NYC. Are looking for works of performance and
theater in new forms. Especially encourage women and minorities to submit.
Send script and/or video with SASE and brief letter. Allow 8-10 weeks for reply.
FIRST STAGE
firststagela.org
PO Box 38280, Los Angeles, Ca 90038
323-850-6271; fax 323-850-6295 - first.stage@aol.com
Dennis Safren, literary manager
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accepts scripts with phone number. Include S.A.S.E. for script return.
Allow 6 months reply time.
Sponsor visiting performers, if it is a work-in-progress.
HALLWALLS CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER
hallwalls.org
341 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, NY 14202
716-854-1694; fax 716-854-1696
Edmund Cardoni executive director: ed@hallwalls.org
Polly Little, deputy dir. finance, development: polly@hallwalls.org
John Massier, visual arts curator: john@hallwalls.org
Carolyn Tennant, archives, migrating media director: carolyn@hallwalls.org
Steve Baczkowski, music program: steve@hallwalls.org
Bill Sack, technical director, web master: bill@hallwalls.org
Rebecca Wing, curatorial assistant: rebecca@hallwalls.org
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Hallwalls is an interdisciplinary center for visual and media arts, music,
performance, and literature founded in 1974; we present concerts, screenings,
readings, exhibitions and community programs.
INTERNATIONAL DUBLIN GAY THEATRE FESTIVAL
gaytheatre.ie
Dublin Ireland
boxoffice@gaytheatre.ie
Brian Merriman, founding, artistic director: info@gaytheatre.ie
Identity: LGBT
Submissions and visiting performers welcome; contact Brian
The annual Festival was founded in 2003.
LEFT COAST THEATRE CO.
lctc-sf.org
915 Franklin Ave., San Francisco, CA 94019
415-577-7633 - info@lctc-sf.org
Rodney Taylor, executive director
Identity: LGBT
Develop and produce quality LGBT theater, featuring new works by both Bay Area
and national playwrights as to promote diversity and encourage community involvement.
Mission:
= To hold frequent workshops in support of writers who are developing
original short and full-length plays.
= To provide a working environment that fosters mutual respect,
collaboration, and leadership among writers, actors, and
directors throughout the production process.
= To encourage and engage in dialogue between the artists, the
theater, and the community.
LEGION ARTS
legionarts.org
1103 Third St., SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401-2305
Adm./reservations 319-364-1580 - hello@legionarts.org
F. John Herbert, executive director
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Visual and performing arts presenter based at CSPS, a community arts center in a landmark,
century-old building. Member: NAAO and NPN. Committed to diversity, regularly presents
solo performers, small companies, and musicians.
Rarely produces outside work.
NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP
nytw.org
79 E 4th St., New York, NY 10003
212-780-9037; fax 212-460-8996 - info@nytw.org
Jerry Manning, artistic associate
Jim Nicola, artistic director; Mandy Hackett, literary manager
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accept scripts. Send 10-page synopsis and writing sample with S.A.S.E.
Perhaps interested in sponsoring visiting performers.
RICHMOND TRIANGLE PLAYERS
rtriangle.org
1300 Altamont Ave., Richmond, VA 23230-4714
Wheelchair accessible.
804-346-8113; fax 804-342-8015
Philip Crosby, managing director: crosby@rtriangle.org
John Knapp, artistic director: rolfesdad@aol.com
Identity: GLQBT
We are the only full-time professional theater in the mid-Atlantic regions presenting
plays and performers of relevance to the LGBT community at large.
We accept scripts and visiting performers.
STAGEQ, INC.
stageq.com
PO Box 8876, Madison, WI 53708-8876
Resident company at Bartell Theatre, 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison WI
Adm./reservations 608-661-9696, ext 3 - stageq@stageq.com
Tara Ayres, artistic director
Identity: GLBT
Accepts scripts; require synopsis. Prefer electronic copies. Send proposals to artisticdirector@stageq.com
Occasionally produce visiting LGBT performers.
TAPIT/NEW WORKS, ENSEMBLE THEATER
tapitnewworks.org
1957 Winnebago St., Madison, WI 53704
Adm./reservations 608-244-2938 - info@tapitnewworks.org
Donna Peckett and Danielle Dresden, producing artistic directors
Etta Gasport, tour coordinator
Identity: GLBT, etc.
No scripts.
Possible interested in co-sponsoring visiting performers.
THAT UPPITY THEATRE COMPANY
uppityco.com
4466 W. Pine Blvd., #13c, St. Louis, MO 63108
314-534-1454
Joan Lipkin, artistic director: joan.lipkin@gmail.com
Identity: Kindred Spirit
No scripts
Sponsors visiting performers, and/or also refers them to other appropriate area companies
and venues. Send e-mail, or postcard describing the work, and how we can get in touch.
We also create original work with various groups, and have two permanent ensembles,
We produce The Big, Fat LGBT Show and The DisAbility Project, and co-produce the
Briefs Festival of Short LGBT Plays in St Louis.
THEATRE RHINOCEROS
therhino.org
2926 - 16th St., San Francisco, CA 94103
415-552-4100; fax 415-558-9044; reservations 415-861-5079
John Fisher, artistic director: info@therhino.org
Identity: GLQBT
Accepts scripts. Allow 1 year response time.
Interested in sponsoring visiting performers.
THIRD STREET THEATRE
thirdstreet.ca
204-1027 1 Ave. NW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 0A8 (office)
403-703-4750
Jonathan Brower, artistic director: jonathan@thirdstreet.ca
Identity: Queer Theater
Third Street Theatre is a not-for-profit theater company dedicated to the
positive promotion of queer culture, stories, and voices, with a focus on
production, mentorship, and the artistic development of queer and queer-
minded talent. We are committed to work that engages and educates on
relevant social issues pertaining to the often marginalized queer community.
Accepts Scripts; Accepts Visiting Performers depending on season.
UNICORN THEATRE
unicorntheatre.org
3828 Main Street, Kansas City, MO 64111
Wheelchair accessible.
816-531-7529, fax 816-531-0421; info and venue rentals: unicornnews@unicorntheatre.org
Nick Sawin, marketing director; Cynthia Levin, producing artistic director
Identity: LGBT/women
The Unicorn Theatre prides itself on producing bold new plays that grapple with today’s
issues, including women, the LGBT community, diverse and minority populations.
Founded in 1974, Unicorn Theatre enhances Kansas City by developing and
producing professional, provocative new plays. We have two stages, and are a
professional not-for-profit theater, operating under agreement with Actor’s Equity
Association. We are a founding member of the National New Play Network, and a
member of Theatre Communications Group. Financial assistance has been provided
by The National Endowment for the Arts, and the Missouri Arts Council.
Accepts Unsolicited, new, full-length Plays. E-mail copies to: literary@unicorntheatre.org
THE VILLAGE at Ed Gould Plaza, Los Angeles LGBT Center
lalgbtcenter.org/culture-education/on-our-stages
1125 N. McCadden Pl., Los Angeles, CA 90038
Wheelchair accessible.
323-993-7400; fax 323-308-4090
Identity: GLQBT
Runs The Renberg and Davidson/Valentini Theatres.
Sponsors visiting performers
WOW CAFE THEATER
wowcafe.org
59-61 East 4th St., New York, NY 10003
Adm./reservations 212-777-4280
Identity: Lesbian, All Women
All women are welcome to join The Collective. Founded 1980. Our
collective welcomes women and/or transgender people, encompassing
any trans-identifying person, including any non-binary, transfeminine,
transmasculine, and gender non-conforming people.
No membership fee. Runs mainly on box office proceeds.
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