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The Royal Court is dedicated to finding exciting new plays that ask bold questions about the way we live now. All playwrights writing in English around the world are invited to submit their plays to the Royal Court; and we commit to reading, considering and responding to every play we receive.
- Playwriting
We read and consider over 2,000 unsolicited scripts each...
- International Script Submissions
The Royal Court Theatre are piloting new script submissions...
- Playwriting
Script submissions. We can only accept scripts as a PDF or Word file. We are only able to accept full length plays – we suggest this would be a minimum of around 50 pages or 35-40 pages for a monologue. We are unable to accept more than one submission from a writer at any one time.
We read and consider over 2,000 unsolicited scripts each year and work with hundreds of writers through our writers’ groups. We also travel across the world, developing exchanges between British and international artists. Submit your script. Read More > Writers' Groups. Read More > Writing Exercises. Read More > Playwright's Podcast. Read More >
The Royal Court Theatre are piloting new script submissions process for writers working in languages other than English. Each year we will accept submitted plays in a new language for a specific window of time.
The script submissions system is a point of access for writers to share their work with the Royal Court. It is a way for them to get to know writers and to build new relationships, rather than a service guaranteed to provide detailed feedback on every submitted script.
120 likes, 1 comments - royalcourttheatre on July 9, 2024: "Submissions for Introduction to Playwriting 2024-25 are now open ️ Introduction to Playwriting is an opportunity for early career playwrights with raw talent and big ideas to think more deeply about writing for theatre alongside a group of peers, guided by produced playwrights working with the Royal Court. To answer any questions ...
The Royal Court has now moved their submissions process online. Read more here. Deadline: rolling . Source: LPW Team
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