Program / Event Details

Provider: Baltimore Center Stage

Address
700 N Calvert St
Baltimore, MD 21202
Primary Contact: Erin Pettigrew
Young Playwrights Festival Residency
$2,000.00

In nine sessions, our professional Teaching Artists will lead your class of up to 25 students through the playwriting process; producing short plays that can be submitted to the annual Young Playwrights Festival competition. The residency will culminate in a mini In-School Reading Festival.

In January, we invite and receive hundreds of play submissions from participants in our residencies, and many more from students across the state.
In the spring, up to six plays are chosen to receive a professional production at Baltimore Center Stage.

All Young Playwrights Festival honorees are assigned a mentor to help them refine and edit their scripts before the plays are presented.

The final product from each playwright is directed into one cohesive fully realized production put together by our Learning Department, professional designers, and actors.

Apply here:

https://centerstagemd.wufoo.com/forms/m11k3id31c4jkmn/

This event is no longer available to book.

Event/Program Details

Dates: 2019-08-12 - 2020-06-15
Event Length: Nine 1-hour long sessions, or nine hours of total class time
Location: 700 N Calvert St Baltimore, MD 21202
Audiences: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Core Curricula: English/Language Arts, World and Classical Languages
Art Forms: Theater, Storytelling
Program/Event Format: In School Residency
Cost: $2,000.00 per residency. Free for Title 1 Schools and additional costs to be negotiated for enhanced residencies.
Student Supports: ASL Interpreted, Sensory Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible, ESL / ELL, Gifted / Advanced, Universal Design for Learning Compatible, Braille / Audio Reading, Assisted Listening
Discount for Title 1 Stipend schools: Discounts are available and can be negotiated for select public schools and/or schools purchasing multiple residencies
Website: https://www.centerstage.org/education/young-playwrights-festival