Parity Productions: November's Qualifying Productions

Check out November 2017's Qualifying Productions. At Parity Productions, we hire 50% women and transgender playwrights, directors, and designers on every production. And we provide extensive and free promotional support to productions that meet the 50% hiring standard in the form of social media, e-blasts, press releases, and placement in our online directory of Qualifying Productions. If your production qualifies, click here to submit.  Buy tickets to Qualifying Productions  Please submit by the 25th of the month to be included in the next month's press release. What Does it Take to Run Our Qualifying Productions Program? We devote 75-80 hours per month to ensuring that theatre-going New Yorkers know about the most recent Qualifying Productions on and off Broadway. This includes extensive ongoing correspondence with artistic directors and producers, graphic design, social media, and press outreach - all in the name of providing free promotion to productions that are helping to further gender parity. Help support our unique, vital mission.  Become a Sustaining Donor for as little as $5 per month.  If you are a fan of our Qualifying Productions program, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Pinterest.  Check out our most recent coverage in the New York Times,  Broadway World and Stage Buddy Announcing the winners of our  Annual Parity Commission for Women and Transgender Playwrights Melisa Annis As a playwright, her plays have been developed at The Lark and Dorset Theater Festival at the Theresa Rebeck Writers Colony, The New School, Primary Stages' ESPA*Drills, The National Arts Club NYC, The Playground Experiment, and RAL.  Melisa was a finalist for the High Tide New Playwriting Prize (2015), the Lark's Playwrights Week (2015) and she was the recipient of the Fordham Summer Fellowship while studying for her MFA in playwriting at Fordham/Primary Stages.   Corbin Went Corbin Went is a non-binary trans identified playwright whose work has been developed by The Tank, The Flea, The Brick, and Living Room Theatre. Their solo piece, Mongrel, was published in Dionysian Magazine. Finalist for the 2017 Ingram New Works Lab. They are a co-founder of The Renovationists. Check out our coverage of our Commission winners on Broadway World www.parityproductions.org