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Theatre Revolution is proud to announce submissions are open for 

Glass Ceiling Breakers: 2027 A Festival of Short Plays and Films by Women Artists!

 

GCB 2027 is scheduled for June 11, 12 and 13, 2027 at the

Philipstown Depot Theatre in Garrison NY. 

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Submission guidelines for films can be found on Film Freeway where all films

must be submitted. Click image details:

 

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Films selected for Best of the Fest may have an additional screening later in 2027

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Submission guidelines for plays: 

● Plays must be written by female or female identifying playwrights. 

● Plays should be no more than 12 pages (excluding the title page) in standard play format. Type size (12) with 1” margins. (longer plays will not be read)

● Save File as follows in PDF only: LAST NAME_TITLE OF PLAY_GCB27 

● Please only submit plays that have not been produced in Westchester or Putnam Counties NY from June 2026 to June 2027. Readings are ok. 

● All plays must be received by 11:59pm on January 23, 2027. 

● Playwrights may submit up to 2 plays. 

● Monologues are accepted but we prefer plays. Monologues should not be more

than 3 pages. 

● BIPOC playwrights are strongly encouraged to submit. 

  • Playwrights will be informed in mid-March 

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*If selected, playwrights are responsible for producing their play. There is no compensation for plays or films, or transportation to and from the venue. Theatre Revolution may provide some production assistance (not financial) in some or all of the following areas: casting, directing, rehearsals, props, etc. We do not accept plays created or enhanced with AI. 

 

In all cases, Theatre Revolution will provide limited set pieces, lighting and sound equipment, and production staff. 

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There will be a mandatory pre-production meeting via ZOOM for all playwrights or their representatives in March 2027. Questions? Email us. theatrerevolution1@gmail.com 

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Plays can be submitted here:

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The Theatre Revolution mission is founded on the principle of connecting artists to each other and to the community. We promote artists and produce work that is inclusive, reflects the diversity of our world and impacts our audiences by making them laugh, cry and wonder.   

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