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The New American Playwrights Project

Discover a play for the first time at the New American Playwrights Project. Three playwrights each spend a week at the Festival working on a new play with actors from the Festival company. At the end of the week, the play is presented as a staged reading, followed by discussion between the playwright, actors, and audience. Donations are accepted

Funded in Part by

With Additional Support from

The John M. and Rosalind J. Horrigan Foundation

Learn More about NAPP

• History of Past Plays
• How to Submit Your Script