BROADWAY BOUND THEATRE FESTIVAL
SEPT. 6 -- OCT. 3, 2021
THEATRE ROW | W. 42nd STREET, NYC, NY
#BBTF2021
BBTF stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
Since its inception, BBTF's mission has been to disrupt the status quo by uplifting playwrights and empowering them to produce their own work in a safe and nurturing environment. In keeping with our core values, we've decided the best way to make a lasting impact in this industry is to transition into a festival for and about BIPOC playwrights and systemically marginalized communities. Toward that end, as we go forward, we will provide a stage for those theatre-makers to tell their stories, challenge the way we see ourselves and raise the consciousness of our audiences.
Writers chosen to participate will see their new plays performed at least three times and will receive support from festival organizers, from promotion to critiques by a panel of playwrights and other theater professionals, as well as networking opportunities.
ABOUT THE BROADWAY BOUND THEATRE FESTIVAL
Broadway Bound Theatre Festival is the only playwright-centric, curated theatre festival in New York City dedicated to creating a new brand of self-producing playwright ready and relevant to the modern theatre scene.
With the aim of becoming a launching pad for regional, Off Broadway and Broadway transfers, BBTF presents rich and intriguing works from playwrights from across the continent to thousands of audience members who are invited to embrace this community-building, joyous celebration of fresh and diverse staged theatre.
FIND US - THEATRE ROW
We are based in the 99-seat Theatre Two at the renowned Off-Broadway performance center, Theatre Row.
Right on 42nd Street, in the heart of the theater district, this space is the choice of many professional Off Broadway premieres.
410 West 42nd Street
New York
NY 10036
BBTF is giving audiences a New York theatre experience at an affordable price, while providing playwrights with the tools they need to get their shows off the ground.
"Broadway Bound Theatre Festival is Filled with Diversity"
Alex Chester - The Huffington Post