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FLAT EARTH CALL FOR COLLABORATORS
Company: Flat Earth
What: Flat Earth is looking for collaborators of all kinds to join them as they build future projects!
When: 2026-2027 Season
Deadline: None listed
Who: All Theatre Artists
SHAKESPEARE & CO ACTOR SUMMER INTENSIVE
What: The Summer Intensive is an opportunity for college theater students and emerging professional artists to immerse themselves in Shakespeare, six days a week for four weeks during our summer performance season.
When: May 27 - June 21, 2026
Where: Lenox, MA (Tuition includes housing & food)
Deadline: March 1 for priority scholarships
Cost: $5,850 (Scholarships available)
For: Actors/Performers (college students and recent graduates)
OPEN DOOR THEATRE DIRECTOR SUBMISSIONS
Company: Open Door Theatre of Actor
What: Open Door Theatre of Acton is currently looking for directors & proposals for their Spring 2027 musical. Musicals being considered include: Addams Family, Big Fish, Frozen, and Shrek the Musical. Submit here.
When: 2026-2027 Season
Deadline: February 13th, 2026
Who: Directors
BRIGHTER BOSTON (applications open - rolling)
What: Brighter Boston is a vocational training and internship program, where you get paid to work on professional theatre, concerts, and special events. This is a chance to learn valuable skills, work on professional shows, and start a career in a high-level industry. This opportunity is available for emerging artists ages 16-24, and specifically targets BIPOC artists and artists who have not attended/graduated from a 4-year university.
When: Rolling
Where: In-person in the Greater Boston Area
Cost: N/A
For: Stage Managers Production Managers Designers Technicians
GLOUCESTER STAGE PROFESSIONAL POST-GRADUATE APPRENTICESHIPS
What: Gloucester Stage’s Apprenticeship Program seeks six young theatre professionals interested in creative ownership, furthering their education, networking, and real world experience with the added support of residence and paid stipend. Designed to be an optimal experience for recent college graduates, we build a strong ensemble in which every member has a voice and plays a role. Apprentices work on all aspects of each main stage productions alongside industry experts, and are considered professional staff. After a season with Gloucester Stage, apprentices will have the depth of knowledge to form their own companies, seek full time employment with professional theatre companies, or pursue graduate degrees.
When: May 2026 – October 05, 2026
Deadline: March 15, 2026
Where: In-Person, Gloucester, MA
Cost: Paid, housing provided
For: Stage Managers Production Managers Designers Technicians Administrators
SHAKESPEARE & CO ACTOR WEEKEND INTENSIVES - BOSTON
What: Shakespeare & Company’s Weekend Intensive integrates voice, movement, and monologue work. Participants explore ways to unlock the emotional and intellectual content inherent in Shakespeare’s language, yielding a direct relationship between actor and text. Rigorous attention is paid to identifying and offering skills specific to the needs of the participants throughout the course of the weekend.
When: March 14-15, 2026
Where: Boston, MA
Cost: $375 (Scholarships available)
For: Actors/Performers
FRESH INK PLAY SUBMISSIONS - Now Open!
BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY'S MUSICAL THEATRE CONSERVATORY (MTC)
What: The Barrington Stage Company’s Musical Theatre Conservatory (MTC) offers an immersive 8-week training program designed for pre-professional performers. Guided by industry experts, participants will reside on our campus in the Berkshires. The rigorous curriculum encompasses acting, singing, and dance, culminating in two mainstage performances. Additionally, students will engage in master classes with renowned artists and gain insights into the business of performing and audition techniques, equipping them for success in the professional realm.
When: June 1, 2026- July 24, 2026
Deadline: March 15, 2026
Where: Pittsfield, MA
Cost: MTC is a tuition-free program! The full cost of the program and housing is covered for students via our scholarship program. Students are responsible for their personal living expenses (food, gas, etc) while attending the program. A limited number of need-based stipends are available for participants needing financial assistance to cover the cost of living while attending the Musical Theatre Conservatory.
For: Actors/Performers (targeted towards emerging actors)
CHAUTAUQUA THEATER COMPANY ACTING CONSERVATORY
What: Chautauqua Theater Company (CTC) produces high-quality, live theater within a vibrant nine-week summer season. We are committed to the development of new work, the next generation of theater artists, producing galvanizing world premieres as well as exceptional modern and contemporary plays, and infusing fresh insight into the classical canon. CTC is dedicated to becoming a national home for exciting new plays: commissioning, developing and producing new and established American playwrights. We are where the finest artists of tomorrow bridge the gap between their training and the professional world. CTC is actively building the future of the American theater. CTC Acting Conservatory members will have the opportunity to develop new plays with the industry’s most exciting directors, teachers and playwrights. Training will include workshops, intensives, master classes and networking events.
When: June 21 - August 16, 2026
Deadline: January 28th, 2026
Where: Chautauqua, NY
Cost: No cost, housing provided
For: Actors/Performers (targeted towards emerging actors)
What: Commonwealth Shakespeare Company’s apprentice program is a 7.5-week summer intensive that gives early career performers a rigorous tour of Shakespeare’s language in professional practice and performance. The program includes training by CSC’s faculty and artists in Shakespeare’s Text, Linklater Voice, Movement, and several specialized workshop series.
When: June 16 – August 9, 2026
Deadline: priority deadline is March 17, 2026 but applications are taken until April 28th or when the program is full.
Where: In-Person, Boston
Cost: $3,950 (Tuition Scholarship & Work Study available)
For: Actors/Performers (targeted towards emerging actors)
MAJESTIC THEATRE APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
What: The Majestic Theater (West Springfield, MA) announces a summer apprentice program, seeking to provide emerging artists in the Pioneer Valley and beyond with professional performance experience and educational offerings from industry professionals. Majestic Theater Apprentices will perform in one or both Majestic Children’s Theater productions - 2026 season announced as Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!: The Musical! and The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical. Additionally, apprentices will have non-performance responsibilities in administration, technical theater, front of house, and/or theater education. Program benefits include educational workshops led by Majestic Theater staff and other industry professionals, and a $250/week stipend. Limited housing may be available. Program runs approximately late June through mid August. This program is open to college-aged young professionals, current college students, and recent graduates with a declared major in a related field and/or relevant experience in theater performance. The Majestic Theater welcomes and encourages applications from artists of all genders, races, ethnicities, and backgrounds. Applications will go live on the website February 2, 2026, followed by an interview/callback process for selected artists.
When: Late June – Mid August , 2026
Deadline: Rolling applications open on February 2
Where: West Springfield, MA
Cost: Paid with limited housing
For: Actors/Performers (targeted towards emerging actors)
SHAKESPEARE & CO ACTOR SUMMER INTENSIVE
What: The Summer Intensive is an opportunity for college theater students and emerging professional artists to immerse themselves in Shakespeare, six days a week for four weeks during our summer performance season.
When: May 27 - June 21, 2026
Where: Lenox, MA (Tuition includes housing & food)
Deadline: March 1 for priority scholarships
Cost: $5,850 (Scholarships available)
For: Actors/Performers (college students and recent graduates)
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SPEAKEASY ARTISTIC FELLOWSHIP (applications closed for 2025)
What: The SpeakEasy Fellowship is for theater administrators and artists looking to transition into the professional theatre world after graduation. Opportunities may include casting, script reading, community engagement, assistant directing, and more. This is a paid, part-time fellowship.
When: Program runs September-May, applications typically open mid-Spring.
Where: In-Person, SpeakEasy Office (BCA)
Cost: N/A
For: All Theatre Artists (must be post-secondary education or equivalent)
SHAKESPEARE & CO ACTOR JANUARY INTENSIVE (applications closed for 2026)
What: The goal of the January Intensive is to expand the actor’s vocal, physical, emotional, and imaginative responsiveness to language through Linklater voice work, and to apply it to the delights and demands of Shakespeare’s text.
When: December 27, 2025 to January 18, 2026
Where: Lenox, MA (Tuition includes housing & food)
Cost: $4,950 (Scholarships available)
For: Actors/Performers (mid-career performers)
BOSTON PLAYWRIGHTS' THEATRE NEW PLAY INCUBATOR (applications closed for 2025)
What: The New Play Incubator (NPI) provides 8–12 weeks each year on the Snodgrass Stage for the development and full production of new plays, with each project receiving 2–5 weeks based on need.
When: TBD, the following date ranges are currently under consideration for the Incubator program in 2025-26:
March 16 - April 5, 2026
May 4 - 24, 2026
June 29 - August 30, 2026
Where: Boston Playwrights' Theatre
Cost: $800/week
For: Playwrights Producers
CREATIVE ENTREPRENEUR FELLOWSHIP (applications closed for 2025)
What: The Creative Entrepreneur Fellowship (CEF) is designed to accelerate the careers and practice of a diverse group of artists and creative solopreneurs. CEF is a customized professional development experience for 8-10 individuals who are selected through a competitive application process. The Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston is currently looking to accept a small, diverse group of solopreneurs, entrepreneurs and artists working to build a professional practice. Coaching and teaching will be conducted in English and Spanish. Candidates for this program may include visual artists (e.g. public artists, photographers, painters, etc.), craft artists and artisans, performing artists, writers, and more.
When: December 2025 - June 2026
Where: Boston
Cost: N/A
For: All Theatre Artists
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