Application Dates
October 2–16, 2023
Conference Dates
2024 Dates Coming Soon!
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campus fund - support blue gene's pub repairsMake a gift to support the Blue Gene's Pub repairs here.
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membershipThe O’Neill relies on its Members to keep its programs strong, providing critical support for the creation of new theater, and participating in the development process. When you become an O’Neill Member, you’ll receive a variety of special benefits, discounts, and premiums we’ve put together just for you, from advanced ticket sales to tickets to our Summer Gala. > Learn More
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special eventsJoin us at the Monte Cristo Award, Fishers Island Golf Tournament, or Summer Gala to celebrate and support the launchpad of the American theater. > Learn More
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annual fundSupport the Annual Fund. Support the Launchpad of American Theater with a one-time or reocurring donation. > Learn More
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1964 societySupporters who have made provisions for the O’Neill in their estate plans are eligible to join The 1964 Society. > Learn More
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make your markBuy a brick and become a permanent part of Blue Gene's Pub Patio and Walkway. > Learn More
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corporate givingThere are many ways that corporations and private businesses can support the O'Neill while receiving increased visibility and perks for employees. > Learn more
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support for artistsSupport for artists—scholarships, sponsorship of new work, and fellowship funds—generate a meaningful and direct impact on the O’Neill’s mission. > Learn More
The National Music Theater Conference proudly supports the development of all styles and genres of music theater, including musicals, song cycles, operas, and hybrid works. In keeping with the ethos of the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, the National Music Theater Conference strives to create a supportive, collaborative environment in which emerging and established artists alike are welcome to explore, experiment, and take risks with their work-in-progress.
Questions? Contact our Literary Office at litoffice@theoneill.org
Funding for the National Music Theater Conference is provided by The Shubert Foundation, The National Endowment for the Arts, The Rodgers & Hammerstein Foundation, and Actors’ Equity Foundation.
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