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The National Puppetry Conference provides a meeting and creating ground for master artisans to pass their craft and ingenuity to new artists in the field of puppetry.
The National Music Theater Conference supports the development of all styles and genres of music theater, including operas and hybrid works.
The National Playwrights Conference's process of public, script-in-hand staged readings pioneered the model for new play development, establishing an industry standard now seen in theaters around the world and continues innovating today.
The Cabaret & Performance Conference reexamines, redefines, and revitalizes the cabaret art form for the 21st century using a definition of cabaret as “any kind of live performance in an intimate space that breaks the fourth wall.”
A two-week workshop, designed for arts writers and critics looking to strengthen their skills in an increasingly competitive and fast-paced industry.
A five-year joint initiative, NDF fast-tracks the professional experience of 25 emerging stage directors and propels the advancement of new plays.
A dynamic opportunity for performers to refine their skills and stage presence with the guidance of an accomplished team of world-class professionals.
The O'Neill offers an array of residencies—for partner organizations, alumni, and by invitation to independent artists.
Employing the signature “O’Neill process,” the festival provides professional-level support to develop original one-act plays written by middle and high school students.
Founded in 1970, NTI’s credit-earning theater intensives—taught by industry professionals and master teachers—train actors, singers, directors, dancers, designers, playwrights, and composers through six, semester-long programs.
Offering select middle and high school students an opportunity for professional vocal instruction, movement, and hands-on artistic guidance in the art of performance.
A new monthly community engagement series. Hear from playwrights, local community leaders, and national activists as they explore social issues through art. Each evening will feature a brief performance followed by a conversation about the resonance of a work launched at the O’Neill within our local communities.
