Founded in 1925, National Theatre Conference is a nonprofit organization comprised of accomplished theatre practitioners and academics nominated for membership by their peers. At our annual conference, we seed new ideas, engage essential issues of our art form, advocate for change in our field, honor individuals and organizations that inspire us—and connect in active community.
A century on...
NTC embraces an ever more progressive,
equitable, diverse, and inclusive membership,
a unique confluence of artists, academics,
practitioners, scholars, producers, and
other theatremakers from across the country.
equitable, diverse, and inclusive membership,
a unique confluence of artists, academics,
practitioners, scholars, producers, and
other theatremakers from across the country.
HistoryA short history of the National Theatre Conference... and a link to where you might dig deeper
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Annual AwardsAt each conference, NTC recognizes a Person of the Year, Outstanding Theatre, and recipients of Paul Green, Emerging Professional, and Barrie & Bernice Stavis Playwright awards
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Member PortalThis must be the place, NTC: find conference registration, pledge payment links, and your peers, all here
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it's a long-term conversation... |
From top: Fran Dorn in conversation with Robert Schenkkan, NTC Idea Cafe, 2018; Paul Green Award recipient Jeremy O. Harris and Person of the Year Robert O'Hara, 2019; holiday gathering at The Players, 2018; Native Theatre in America Panel led by Randy Reinholz, with Jake Hart, Muriel Miguel, Tanis Parenteau, Jean Bruce Scott & DeLanna Studi, 2018