20% THEATRE COMPANY TWIN CITIES
tctwentypercent.org
5152 Aldrich Ave. North, Minneapolis, MN 55430
 Wheelchair accessible
612-227-1188; info@tctwentypercent.org
Contact: Claire Avitabile, executive director, claire@tctwentypercent.org
Identity: LGBTQ and allies
Committed to supporting and vigorously promoting the work
of female and transgender theatre artists, and celebrating
the unique contribution of these artists to social justice
and human rights.
Accepts full-length plays of 60-minute minimum performance time.
Click here for Script Submission Form (Word Doc).
No funding for visiting performers at this time.
BRIDGE STREET THEATRE – Kaliyuga Arts
bridgeSt.org - kaliyuga.com
44 W. Bridge St., Catskill, NY 12414
518-943-3894; 518-943-3818 (Box Office)
Contacts: John Sowle managing director, john@bridgest.org; 518-478-5982; Steven Patterson
Identity: Not exclusively GLBT
Independent theatrical production company which presents
sporadically, generally no more than once a year.
Accepting unsolicited manuscripts but response may not be given.
Occasional visiting performers.
THE CABARET COMPANY
home.istar.ca/~anita
205 John Street North, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8L 4P4
416-879-3331; anita@istar.ca
Contact: Sky Gilbert, AD and LM
Identity: GLQBT
No scripts or visiting performers.
CELEBRATION THEATRE COMPANY
celebrationtheatre.com [Web site was non-functional as of October 26, 2015]
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 Matthews, co-artistic director, mm@celebrationtheatre.com
Michael A. Shepperd, co-artistic director, shep@celebrationtheatre.com
Michael O’Hara, managing director, michaelohara@celebrationtheatre.com
Nathan Frizzell, literary director, literary@celebrationtheatre.com
Rebecca Eisenberg, producing Director, rebecca@celebrationtheatre.com
Identity: LGBTQQI
Aaccept electronic submissions only to literary@celebrationtheatre.com
CONN ARTIST PERFORMANCE EVENT, INC. AKA Provincetown Fringe Festival
ptownfringe.org
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, NJ and New York, NY
732-807-4052; 212-582-3533; 617-512-6066
Contact: Marjorie Conn, AD; connartists@yahoo.com
Identity: GLQBT
Presents original work all year round in NY and NJ.
Good opportunities for actors and directors.
DESERT ROSE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
www.desertroseplayhouse.org
The Desert Rose Playhouse, 69620 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Box Office: 760-202-3000
Contact: Paul Taylor, founding managing director; paultaylor@desertroseplayhouse.org
Wheelchair accessible
Identity: LGBT
We are a non-profit community theatre 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 theatre tickets, as well as making the Playhouse available for use
by non-profit organizations.
Accepts Scripts. Accepts Visiting Performers.
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
Contact: Matt Harding, general manager
Identity: LGBT
America’s third-oldest LGBT Theatre, 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.
Script submissions accepted via guidelines at diversionary.org/submissions
Diversionary welcomes inquiries from visiting performers for rental or
possible production or co-production.
EMERALD THEATRE COMPANY THEATREWORKS
etcmemphistheater.com
2085 Monroe Ave., Memphis, TN 38104
Wheelchair accessible
Contact: Hal Harmon, hharmon299@aol.com or Den-Nickolas Smith, dennickolassmith@live.com
Identity: GLBT
Producing works focused on GLBT issues for Memphis and
the mid-south. Currently in our 19th year of production.
Accepts scripts.
HALLWALLS CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER
hallwalls.org
341 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, NY 14202
716-854-1694; fax 716-854-1696
Contacts:
Edmund Cardoni executive director; ed@hallwalls.org
Polly Little, deputy dir. finance and development; polly@hallwalls.org
John Massier, visual arts curator; john@hallwalls.org
Carolyn Tennant, dir. of archives and migrating media; carolyn@hallwalls.org
Steve Baczkowski, music program; steve@hallwalls.org
Bill Sack, technical director and 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.
HIGHWAYS PERFORMANCE SPACE
highwaysperformance.org
1651 - 18th St., Santa Monica, CA 90404
310-453-1755; reservations 310-315-1459; admin@highwaysperformance.org
Contact: Leo Garcia, artistic director
Identity: Kindred Spirit
No scripts. Primarily a performance art space for LA-based artists.
LEFT COAST THEATRE CO.
lctc-sf.org
915 Franklin Ave., San Francisco, CA 94019
415-577-7633; info@lctc-sf.org
Contact: 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
theatre, and the community.
LEGION ARTS
legionarts.org
1103 Third St., SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401-2305
Adm./reservations 319-364-1580; info@legionarts.org
Contact: 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.
THE LOS ANGELES WOMEN’S THEATRE PROJECT
lawomenstheatreproject.com
10061 Riverside Dr., #528 Toluca Lake, CA 91602
818-471-9100; deejaecox@lawomenstheatreproject.com
Contact: Dee Jae Cox, co-founder, artistic director
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accept scripts: contact us first by e-mail.
Feel free to contact us if you would like to be a volunteer
or for further information. The Los Angeles Women’s Theatre
Project is a 501(c) nonprofit organization, that supports and
creates opportunities for women in the performing arts.
PERFORMANCE SPACE 122
ps122.org
Theater: 150 First Ave., New York, NY (under renovation until 2016)
Offices: 67 West St., #315, Brooklyn, NY 11222
212-477-5829 x1 for extension list; fax 212-353-1315; ps122@ps122.org
Reservations: 212-477-5288
Contacts: Sean Leo, Audience Service Manager
Identity: ?
THE PINK NETWORK
out.ca [Non-functional Web site, as of October 26, 2015]
Studio 303-372 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal QC H3B 1A2 Canada
in@out.ca
Contacts: David Allan King, AD; Miriam Ginestier, assoc. AD
Identity: GLQBT
Not accepting unsolicited scripts at this time.
Interested in sponsoring visiting performers.
Links Canadian producers of GLBT performing arts together for
visibility, mutual support and pride in our arts and communities.
The Network’s QuÈbÈÁois home also taps into producers of
French-language performing arts. Out provides the network
free of charge to Canadian companies and individuals involved
in queer creation in the performing arts.
PRIDE FILMS AND PLAYS
pridefilmsandplays.com, twitter.com/pridefilmsplays
2215 W Giddings 1, Chicago, IL 60625 (office)
various venues
Wheelchair accessible
773-250-3112; 1-800-737-0984; pridefilmsandplays@gmail.com
pridefilmsandplays@gmail.com
Contacts: David Zak, executive director
John Nasca, Patrick Rybarczyk, Libby Lane, Nelson Rodriguez, Edward Fraim Artistic Associates
Allison Fradkin, Literary Manager, LezPlay
Identity: GLBT
Founded in 2010, we endeavor to 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, writing contests that culminate with new work festivals at
Center on Halsted, film screenings, and special events like TransFest and LezFest designed to bring
attention to underserved artists and audiences.
In 2015, Huffington Post called PFP Films “A powerful and empowering entity.”
In our first four Jeff-eligible seasons, we earned 14 Jeff nominations and 4 awards, including
“Best Musical” and “Best New Work.” Last year, all of our productions were Jeff recommended. This year,
two plays have already been Jeff recommended. Our productions have played in Los Angeles, Dublin, and
Philadelphia. Presently, one of our productions is being licensing across the country.
Find contest information here: Pride Films and Plays Contests
SHAMELESS HUSSY PRODUCTIONS
shamelesshussy.com
5117 Walden St., Vancouver, BC V5W 2V6
604 805-4775; renee@shamelesshussy.com
Contact: Renee Laci
Identity: Feminist
Our mission is telling provocative stories about women to inspire the hand that
rocks the cradle to rock the world.
Accepts Scripts.
Does Not Accept Visiting Performers.
Currently we are in rehearsal for Love Bomb at the Firehall Arts Centre September 26 - October 10. Check our website for details.
SNAP! PRODUCTIONS
snapproductions.com
3225 California Street, Omaha, NE 68131
Wheelchair accessible
402-341-2757; brooks1965@aol.com
Contact: Todd Brooks
Identity: Kindred Spirit - Tolerence/Diversity Theater
Accept scripts and visiting performers
SNAP! Productions is a nonprofit theatre 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.
TAPIT/NEW WORKS, ENSEMBLE THEATER
tapitnewworks.org
1957 Winnebago St., Madison, WI 53704
Adm./reservations 608-244-2938; info@tapitnewworks.org
Contacts: 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
Contact: Joan Lipkin, AD; 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, The Big, Fat LGBT Show and The DisAbility Project
and we co produce the Briefs Festival of Short LGBT Plays in St Louis. There is
a set time frame for submissions for that.
THEATRE ASKEW
theatreaskew.org
PO Box 1603 Cooper Station, New York, NY 10276-1603
646-338-3057; theatreaskew@yahoo.com
Contact: Tim Cusack, artistic director
Identity: GLBT
Theatre Askew was founded to explore a radical new approach to the
representation of “queerness” on stage; one that embraces a spectrum
of relationships and identities. We propose a definition of queerness
that serves as a metaphor for all those who stand outside of,
challenge, or reject mainstream consumer-based models of gender or
sexuality. This is the community for whom we make our work, gay and
straight. Since 2004, our productions have attempted to straddle
categories often set in opposition to each other: accessible and
experimental; gay and straight; pleasing and provoking; popular and
alternative. We search for the connections between queer experience
and issues of the broader culture. We draw from our rich theatrical
and literary heritage to inspire exciting new work. We are committed
to creating theatrical events that confront political concerns and
that have social impact and moral consequence.
No scripts or synopses accepted. No visiting artists.
Notices of NYC-area productions or readings are welcome
THIRD STREET THEATRE
thirdstreet.ca
204-1027 1 Ave. NW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 0A8 (office)
403-703-4750; jonathan@thirdstreet.ca
Contact: Jonathan Brower, artistic director
Identity: Queer Theater
Third Street Theatre is a not-for-profit theatre 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
TOSOS - The Other Side of Silence
tososnyc.org
688 10th Ave., #4N, New York, NY 10019
917-697-3344; tososnyc@gmail.com
Contacts: Mark Finley, artistic director; Barry Childs, administrative director
Identity: GLQBT
No scripts or performers.
Revival of TOSOS, NYC´s pioneer professional gay theater company.
Original founder: Doric Wilson
TRIANGLE PRODUCTIONS!
www.tripro.org
1785 NE Sandy Blvd., MB #2, Portland OR 97232
Wheelchair accessible
503-239-5919; info@trianglepro.org
Contact: Don Horn
Identity: GLQBT
Founded in 1989, Triangle has produced such shows as Bent, Avenue Q,
Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Heathers and American idiot.
E-mail to inquire before sending scripts.
We sometimes have visiting performers, depending on time of year, and our budget.
UNICORN THEATRE
unicorntheatre.org
3828 Main Street, Kansas City, MO 64111
816-531-7529, fax 816-531-0421; for info and venue rentals: unicornnews@unicorntheatre.org
Wheelchair accessible
Contact: Nick Sawin, marketing director, Cynthia Levin, producing artistic director
Identity: 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.
We accept unsolicited, new, full-length plays. To submit, email a copy to: literary@unicorntheatre.org
VILLAGE PLAYWRIGHTS
villageplaywrights.googlepages.com
LGBT Community Center, 208 West 13th St., New York, NY
Adm./Tickets: 212-645-1514; villageplaywrights@gmail.com
Contact: George Bistransin
Identity: GLQBT
New and developing plays read on the 2nd and 4th Weds.
Playwrights have opportunity to self produce plays that
have been workshopped at economical cost.
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ABOUT FACE THEATRE
aboutfacetheatre.com
1222 West Wilson Avenue, 2nd Floor West, Chicago, IL 60640
773-784-8565; info@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: info@aboutfacetheatre.com
BAX / BROOKLYN ARTS EXCHANGE
bax.org
421 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215
Adm./Office/Reservations: 718-832-0018; info@bax.org
Identity: GLQBT
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.
DIXON PLACE AT VINEYARD 26
dixonplace.org
161A Chrystie St., New York, NY 10002
Adm./Res.: 212-219-0736; contact@dixonplace.org
Contact: Ellie Covan, director and founder
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accept scripts only from artists based in NYC. Are looking for works of performance and
theatre 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.
ENSEMBLE VOCAL GANYMÈDE
evganymede.com - evganymede.com/fr/
Contact: Nicolas, C.P. 476, Succ. "C" Montréal H2L 4K4
514-528-6302 ask for Nicolas; contacter@evganymede.com
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Ensemble Vocal Ganymède was founded in 1991 by director Yves
Sabourin for the Montreal community. The ensemble has its roots
in Montréal’s 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 25 years, the Ensemble has brought together singers ready to
meet the challenges of friendship with personal and musical success.
Ganymède recruits singers regardless of sexual orientation. The music is
the first love, the one that soothes the soul and promotes respect for
our differences.
FIRST STAGE
firststagela.org
PO Box 38280, Los Angeles, Ca 90038
323-850-6271; fax 323-850-6295; firststagela@aol.com
Contact: Dennis Safren, literary manager
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accepts scripts with contact number.
If you want script returned include SASE.
Allow 2-6 months reply time.
Will sponsor visiting performers, if it is a work-in-progress.
JUMPSTART PERFORMANCE COMPANY
jump-start.org
108 Blue Star, San Antonio, TX 78204
Fax 210-222-2231; info@jump-start.org
Contacts: S.T. Shimi, A.D., company programming;
Lisa Suarez, A.D., guest artist programming
Identity: GLQBT
MANBITES DOG THEATER
manbitesdogtheater.org
PO Box 402, Durham, NC 27702
919-682-4974; reservations 919-682-3343; manbitesdogtheater@gmail.com
Contact: Edward Hunt, managing director
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Not currently accepting scripts.
NEW CONSERVATORY THEATRE CENTER
nctcsf.org
25 Van Ness Ave., Lower Lobby, San Francisco, CA 94102
415-861-4914; fax 415-861-6988; reservations 415-861-8972; nctcsf@yahoo.com
Contact: Ed Decker, AD
Identity: GLQBT
Accepts scripts through agents only.
Interested in sponsoring visiting performers.
NEW LINE THEATRE
newlinetheatre.com
3802-A Keokuk Street, St. Louis, MO 63116
314-773-6526; reservations 314-534-1111; newchaz64@aol.com
Contact: Scott Miller, AD
Identity: GLQBT
Accepts scripts for issue-oriented, full-length,
small cast musicals. Send script and tape or CD.
Time for reply varies. No visiting performers.
NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP
nytw.org
79 E 4th St., New York, NY 10003
212-780-9037; fax 212-460-8996; nytw@aol.com
Contacts: Jerry Manning, artistic assoc.
Jim Nicola, AD; Mandy Hackett, literary manager
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Accept scripts. Send a 10-page synopsis and
writing sample with SASE. Perhaps interested
in sponsoring visiting performers.
PLAYWRIGHTS´ ARENA
playwrightsarena.org
514 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Adm./box office 213-627-4473
Contact: Jon Lawrence Rivera, AD; jrivera923@juno.com
Identity: Kindred Spirit
Playwrights´ Arena is the only theatre 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 that must be written by Los
Angeles playwrights and that have never been produced.
Allow six months for reply.
No visiting performers.
RAGGED BLADE PRODUCTIONS
[No Web Presence as of October 26, 2015]
PO Box 221012, St. Louis, MO 63122
Adm./reservations 314-276-8693; ragdblade@aol.com
Contacts: Jerrold Rabushka, AD; Skip Hardesty, managing director
Identity: Kindred Spirit
No scripts; occasional visiting performers.
RAVING THEATRE
[No Web Presence as of October 26, 2015]
Contact: David Blue, artistic director
1220, 736 Granville St. Vancouver, BC, Canada V6Z 1G3
778-836-7283; raving_theatre@yahoo.ca
Identity: GLBT
Raving Theatre is a non-profit company committed to
encouraging and developing new works by local gay and
lesbian playwrights and supporting all aspects of live
theatre including theatre, dance, music, video, film and
performance art.
Raving Theatre accepts script submissions year round.
RICHMOND TRIANGLE PLAYERS
rtriangle.org
1300 Altamont Ave., Richmond, VA 23230-4714
Wheelchair accessible
804-346-8113; fax 804-342-8015
Contacts:
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
Adm./reservations 608-661-9696, ext 3; stageq@stageq.com
Contact: Tara Ayres, AD
Identity: GLBT
Accept scripts; require synopsis with full script upon request.
Prefer electronic copies.
Resident company at the Bartell Theatre, 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison WI
Occasionally produce visiting LGBT performers.
Contact: artisticdirector@stageq.com with proposals.
THEATRE OFFENSIVE
thetheateroffensive.org
565 Boylston St., Boston, MA 02116
617-661-1600, fax 617-266-1601; info@thetheateroffensive.org
Contact: Abe Ryebeck, artistic director
Identity: GLBT
The Theater Offensive’s mission is to form and present the diverse realities
of queer lives in art so bold it breaks through personal isolation and
political orthodoxy to help build an honest, progressive community.
Accepts scripts and visiting performers.
THEATRE Q
[No Web Presence]
1872 Grove Way, Castro Valley CA 94546
Wheelchair accessible
510-326-8197; infotheatreq@aol.com
Contact Persons: Dale Albright
Identity: GLBT
Theatre Q is committed to bringing the evolving images
of gays and lesbians in theatre to the greater Bay
Area. We accept scripts. Performance address varies,
but we are committed to being wheelie accessible.
THEATRE NEW WEST
[No Web Presence]
1415 California, Houston, TX 77006
Adm./Off./Res.: 713-522-2204; theatrenwest@aol.com
Contact: Joe Watts, AD
Identity: GLQBT.
Accept scripts for full length or one-acts.
Allow one month for reply.
Maybe will sponsor visiting performers.
THEATRE RHINOCEROS
therhino.org
2926 - 16th St., San Francisco, CA 94103
415-552-4100; fax 415-558-9044; reservations 415-861-5079
Contact: John Fisher, AD; jofish@therhino.org
Identity: GLQBT
Accept scripts. Allow one year response time.
Interested in sponsoring visiting performers.
TRIANGLE CIRCLE PLAYERS
trianglecircleplayers.org [non-functional Web site as of October 26, 2015]
c/o The Pride Center of New Jersey, 85 Raritan Ave., #100, Highland Park, NJ 08904-2701
732-595-7529
Contact: Darren L. Nye, managing director, darrenn@trianglecircleplayers.org
Identity: LGBTIQ
The mission of the Triangle Circle Players is to educate and inform
New Jersey area residents about issues and topics that relate to the
LGBTIQ community by producing plays, musicals and other productions.
Accepts scripts.
THE VILLAGE (at Ed Gould Plaza - par of the Los Angeles LGBT Center: Cultural & Education)
1125 N. McCadden Pl., Los Angeles, CA 90038
Wheelchair accessible
323-860-7393; fax 323-308-4090
Contact: Matt Walker, coordinator; Jon Imparato, cultural arts dir.
Identity: GLQBT
Accept scripts. Info: 323-860-7336 (Sue)
Interested in sponsoring visiting performers.
VILLAGE SCENE PRODUCTIONS
villagescene.com
PO BOX 142, Station “C,” Montreal (QC) H2L 2H0
450-550-7782 (voice/fax); productions@villagescene.com
Contact: Davyn Ryall, artistic director; villagescene@yahoo.ca
Identity: GLQBT
Founded in 2002 by artistic director Davyn Ryall, Village
Scene Productions (V.S.P.) is a not for profit, community spirited
organization. Its mission is to use drama to effect change in
our diverse society by developing original work and promoting
new talent. V.S.P. produces plays and events in both English and French.
Producers of The Harvest - The Montreal GLBT International
Theatre Festival.
VORTEX REPERTORY COMPANY
vortexrep.org
2307 Manor Road, Austin, TX 78722-2135
512-478-LAVA; vortex@vortexrep.org
Contact: Bonnie Cullum, AD
Identity: ?
WINGS THEATRE COMPANY, INC.
wingstheatre.com
[In April, 2011, Wings lost their lease.
They stated they were “on hiatus” to regroup and examine future options.]
154 Christopher St., New York, NY 10014
212-627-2960; fax 212-462-0024; reservations 212-627-2961
Contacts: Jeffrey Corrick, AD, jcorrick@wingstheatre.com; Trish Gilbert, literary mgr.
Identity: Kindred Spirit
A note from Jeffrey Corrick: “While Wings still exists on paper,
we ceased producing in 2011, and are not accepting scripts.”
WOW CAFE THEATER
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.
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