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IT'S TIME TO SUBMIT YOUR PLAY TO THE 11th CBTF

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ENTRY INFORMATION BELOW

2023 CBTF SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN

  

Mine 4 God Productions (M4GP) is now accepting creative works that share the belief that people have the right to choose what they want for their life. 

                     Our theme in 2023 is  “The Right to Choose”

Who they love. Where they live. What they do with their bodies. To live or die with dignity. To be single or married. To be male or female or both. And any other "right" that you as the playwright feels fits our theme and is questioned by others who feel they have the "right" to judge you. It must be a story that is a story and not a lecture to push your views on others. It must be about everyday people and their everyday lives and how they choose to live it.

We are accepting monologues and one-act plays that have diversity, inclusion, and equity of Black and Brown characters for our 11th Annual Columbus Black Theatre Festival (CBTF) that will be held July 7-9th, at The Columbus Performing Arts Center Van Fleet Theatre in downtown Columbus, Ohio.  Submission dates are December 1, 2022, to February 28, 2023.


The entries need to meet the following criteria:

ONE-ACT PLAYS

1) No more than 4 characters (6 characters can play double-role.)

2) No derogatory, hate based, sexually explicit work will be reviewed or accepted.

3) Have minimal set/light requirements.

4)  If required, play can be rehearsed/performed effectively by virtual means.

5)  15 to 30 minutes long.

6) Blocking of the play can be rearranged by the Director to meet social distance guidelines of State and theatre venue if needed.


MONOLOGUES

1)      5 to 10 minutes long.

2)      No derogatory, hate based, sexually explicit work will be reviewed or accepted.


*If your play is accepted you will be notified via email by March 15, 2023 from mine4godproductionsllc@aol.com. 

2023 CBTF SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS:

1:  Download and Complete the 2023 CBTF Entry Form below.

2: Email the Entry Form below and one blind (no identifying information of playwright) play and one with identifying information on title page to MINE4GODPRODUCTIONSLLC@AOL.COM 

IN THE SUBJECT LINE PUT: 2023 CBTF SUBMISSION


CBTF 2023 Entry Form Templet (docx)

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Our 10th Annual Columbus Black Theatre Festival High Lights

    SPEAKING TRUTH THAT HEALS

    We invite you to watch and enjoy these six short plays that met our theme this year of

     "Speaking Truth that Heals" from playwrights from across the States. 

    Pictures from the Stage

      The Play Descriptions

        

      CASTING CALL

      by Julie Whitney-Scott

      Directed by Ben Hartwig

      Synopsis: It’s time to cast for a new theatre play and the director is determined to just sell tickets while the rest of the production team try to convince him that his way is outdated and not beneficial to the actors who audition. 

      F R A G I L E

      By Dana Leslie Goldstein

      Directed by Ben Hartwig

      SYNOPSIS: Rennie is on the verge of losing his beloved comic book shop. When Alana walks in, everything starts to change. Secret identities are revealed, but it’s going to take more than super-strength to forge a new origin story.

      SEE INVISIBLE

      by Peter Anthony Fields

      Director: Ariel Wiles

      SYNOPSIS: Aubrey, a middle-age grocery store clerk and Martin, a streetwise eighteen-year-old, clash in a conversation over opposing opinions and ideologies, which leads up to a disturbing revelation

      THE WONDER OF YOU

      By Bara Swain

      Directed by Ariel Wiles

      SYNOPSIS: When a young girl and a stranger meet at the corner of Magnolia and Vine in Chamblee, Georgia, is it magic or fate

      Where Winter Rests on a Wounded Heart

      by Evonne Fields-Gould

      Director: Julie Whitney-Scott

      SYNOPSIS: A senior woman who is challenged with dyslexia shares her story of how her impairment has affected her self-esteem, her relationship with family, and how it has led her to this critical moment in her life.

      An Open Letter to My Brown Skin

      by Angelle Whavers

      Directed by Julie Whitney-Scott

      SYNOPSIS: A Black woman writes a letter to herself that inspires herself and Brown skin women of all ages. 

      Our Past Ten CBTF Productions

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