KCACTF COVER SHEET FOR ALL ONE-ACT PLAYS

For KCACTF, a one-act play is more than 10 pages and less than one hour playing time.

Playwrights of one-act plays should submit TWO DOCUMENTS: 

1)  this cover sheet completed with all appropriate information and

2)  the script in Word or PDF format, which should have a TITLE PAGE but no author or school identification.

See NPP home page for Due Date Information

SUBMIT THE COVER SHEET AND SCRIPT TO THE NPP (NATIONAL PLAYWRITING PROGRAM) CHAIR IN YOUR REGION   (jgilg@uoregon.edu)

AND TO THE NATIONAL OFFICE (ghenry@kennedy-center.org). 

PLAYWRIGHT INFORMATION

Playwright’s Name:                                                        

College or University Affiliation:

Address:

Email:                                                                                  

Cell Phone:

The best way to contact you over winter break:

My college does ___   does not ___  have a KCACTF associate or participating entry this calendar year.

I am currently enrolled in a graduate (min. 3 hours) or undergraduate program (min. six hours) ___ OR I graduated from a graduate or undergraduate program within the last two years ___.

If my play is selected for the regional festival I agree to attend the festival.  Yes__  No __

Advising Professor’s Name:                         

Advising Professor’s Email:

SCRIPT INFORMATION

Title of Script:

Length of Script (in pages):

Synopsis (100 words or fewer):

Check all items that apply to the ONE-ACT script you are entering:

___  an entry for the Ken Ludwig Playwriting Scholarship (IF CHECKED, DO NOT CHECK ANY OTHER ITEM)

___ a short play (more than 10 pages and less than one hour playing time) (eligible for the John Cauble Short Play Award)  

___ has a theme appropriate for young people (eligible for the Theatre for Young Audiences Award)

___ a comedy or a script with significant comic elements (eligible for the Mark Twain Prize for Comic Playwriting)

___ written by a person of African heritage and deals with the African experience in the United States or abroad (eligible for the Lorraine Hansberry Playwriting Award)

 ___ deals with the human experience of living with a disability (eligible for the Jean Kennedy Smith Playwriting Award)

___  explores issues of gender, diversity, and sexual orientation (eligible for the Paula Vogel Award in Playwriting)

___ written by a person of Latina/Latino heritage (eligible for the Latina/Latino Playwriting Award)

___ recognizes science and scientists as part of the culture (see websites for specific topics)  (eligible for the National Science Playwriting Award)

___ illuminates the complicated issues facing the Middle East (particularly Palestine and Israel) (eligible for the Quest for Peace Playwriting Award)

___ a musical (eligible for the KCACTF Musical Theatre Award)

___ addresses issues of social justice and/or civil rights (eligible for the Rosa Parks Playwriting Award)

___ written by a student of Asian-American heritage (eligible for the Paul Stephen Lim Asian-American Playwriting Award)