EVALUATIONS
Musicals submitted to MainStreet’s Evaluation Program are reviewed by one or two Evaluators - professional stage directors, music directors, choreographers, dramaturgs, or university theater professors - who each complete an EVALUATION REPORT to draw creators' attention to specific areas of concern in the writing. Evaluators may “nominate” submissions for MainStreet’s seasonal competition. * If the first Evaluator “Recommends” your work, it will go straight into the Library. If the first Evaluator DOES NOT “Recommend” your work, it will go to another Evaluator.
EVALUATION
Professional script assessment is provided by our Evaluators (professional directors). Launched in 1983, the Evaluation Program remains the core of MainStreet's activities. Evaluation is basically an educational program providing critical professional analysis and feedback to the creators of new musicals. Works identified as "ready for development" are rated: "RECOMMENDED".
PROMOTION
Over the years, MainStreet has launched several programs with the goal of promoting "Recommended Works" for development in regional communities. Since its launch in 1984, National Music Theater Network, and its offspring MainStreet Musicals, have established various programs to promote Recommended works for development and production.
SUBMIT YOUR MUSICAL FOR EVALUATION NOW!
It's easy!
Just click this button to go to the Acceptd website where the submission process begins.
You will be taken to a GUIDELINES page providing further information and instructions.
The Evaluation Program Has No Deadlines.
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