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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - The Wilton Playshop

Posted by Genia Meinhold, May 8, 2013 at 05:35 pm

The Wilton Playshop is looking for directors and play submissions for its 2013-14 season
We are accepting submissions for a musical, drama, comedy and/or mystery of your choice

Please submit the following:

- your directorial resume
- the show(s) you are interested in presenting with a synopsis, cast list, set needs and your vision for each

- your availability (fall, winter, spring - with preferred dates)

- any other information that you would like the selection committee to know

Deadline: 2/17/13

Send to: selection@wiltonplayshop.org
A confirmation will be sent within a week of receipt.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Questions? selection@wiltonplayshop.org or 203/762-7629

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