Dragon Fly Theatre Company

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Do you have a great new adaptation

you've been sitting on,

waiting for the right opportunity?

We are accepting submissions for adaptations of classic texts (*Shakespeare mostly but if you got something else in the public domain, we're willing to take a look).

When submitting an adaptation, please include a brief

synopsis or theme explanation (150 words or less),

a cast list with brief character descriptions,

a production or reading history,

and an author bio and contact information.

Preference will go to scripts by female/diverse authors

that incorporate modern/current ideas and themes.

The full script should be sent as a pdf attachment to DragonflyAdaptations@gmail.com.

Please allow six weeks before inquiring as to the status of your play.

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