Our Programs
CreateTheater is a developmental theater company dedicated to new plays and musicals.
Our programs guide writers through the process of creating the script, developing the work and producing it in front of an audience.
CREATE the script
These programs support writers in generating and shaping new plays and musicals through structure, accountability, and feedback.
Core Offerings:
- Production-Ready Writers Writing Groups
- The CreateTheater Musical Writing Lab
- NYC Musical Development Workshops
- Write a Producible Play Webinar
DEVELOP the work
Where the script becomes stage-ready.
Development programs help writers refine their work through deeper feedback, collaboration, and industry perspective.
Core Programs:
- 2-Day Script Development Workshops
- NYC Musical Development Workshops
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CreateTheater NYC Producer Lab: A Professional Development Path for New Work
- The CreateTheater New Works Studio
PRODUCE the work
Where the work meets the audience.
These programs allow writers to test their work and to network and learn from industry professionals.
Core Opportunities:
- New Works Festival & New Works Cabaret
- The Cabaret Lab
- Off-Broadway Producing: The 13- Week Intensive
- The CreateTheater New Works Studio
- NYC Producing Workshops (Fundraising, Pitching, Marketing, Promotion)
The CreateTheater New Works Studio
Producing opportunities within CreateTheater.
CreateTheater has an extensive network of directors, actors, and other industry members to help stage and promote readings and cabarets through the CreateTheater New Works Festival and the CreateTheater New Works Cabaret Festival. The CreateTheater New Works Studio develops work for table readings, industry readings, showcases and regional & Off-Broadway runs.
When the work needs an audience, we have the resources and platforms to help you develop it, promote it, and attract the right people to see it.
The Experts Theater Company (ETC)
This is your artistic home / membership community.
Purpose:
A long-term community where writers write, develop, and produce work together.
Members may:
- Participate in ongoing writing groups
- Develop scripts
- Present work in readings
- Collaborate with other artists
Think of ETC as the center of your play’s development, not a program.