Curious Theatre Company

Contact information is only available to Backstage members with subscriptions.

Personnel:

Jada Dixon, Artistic Director

Wayne Breyer, Production Manager & Resident Stage Manager

Katelyn Sauer, Operations & Patron Services Manager

Emily Whalen, Marketing Manager

Andrew Moser, Business Development

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Submission Policy:

Send a hard copy of your headshot/resume via mail. For all design, technical, or backstage opportunities, email resume and letter of interest to Wayne Breyer, wayne@curioustheatre.org.

Script Submissions:
Curious Theatre Company is proudly committed to being Colorado’s premier home for provocative, contemporary plays. They accept full-length scripts, year-round, from literary agents, as well as from theatre professionals with whom they have an existing relationship.

As part of Curious Theatre Company’s commitment to local artists, they will also accept a 10-page script sample from Colorado-based playwrights, which must include a resume, a play synopsis, and a statement explaining why your play might be a good fit for Curious Theatre Company. They have a special interest in plays written by and for diverse voices & plays written by women playwrights.

They strongly encourage familiarizing yourself with the kind of work we do by reading the mission and production history before submitting. They do not accept unsolicited scripts. Electronic submissions are preferred. Send your materials to: literary@curioustheatre.org. If you are unable to send your materials, you may send physical materials to Curious Theatre Company. Attn: Christy Montour-Larson, 1080 Acoma Street, Denver, CO 80204.

Due to limited staff resources, they are unable to accept scripts that do not match the criteria above. Due to the number of submissions they receive, they will only respond if they are interested in a particular play or playwright.

Theater Types:

Equity, New Work, Contemporary Plays

Comments:

The mission of Curious Theatre Company is to engage the community in important contemporary issues through provocative modern theatre.