Welcome to the home of the League of Professional Theatre Women. Here you will find information about the programs we offer, the awards we give, the history of our organization, the membership process and how you can support the work of the League of Professional Theatre Women.
Monday, December 17th 6 – 9PM Punto Space 325 West 38th Street Between 8th and 9th Avenues Join Us As We Toast To You, Our Members! Let’s celebrate the gift of advocacy we shared and received. Be in “the Read More »
Tuesday, December 11th 6PM The Jefferson Market Library 425 Avenue of the Americas Between West 9th and West 10th Street By LPTW Member Fengar Gael Music Composed by LPTW Member Sheilah Rae Directed by LPTW Member Lorca Peress Read More »
Left to Right: Marshall Jones III, LPTW Lee Reynolds Awardee Rohina Malik, and Wayne Maugans. CLICK HERE TO BECOME A FRIEND OF THE LEAGUE The LPTW will be hosting a competition to build our community Read More »
The League of Professional Theatre Women has spent 2018 advocating for gender parity at every level and in every discipline of the theatre industry. Through League initiatives, younger theatre women are finding the mentorships to succeed, Read More »
Whose plays are being done, who is directing them, and how many women are being hired for theatrical off-stage roles in New York’s theatres beyond Broadway? The Women Count report series has published analyses of Read More »
![[1] Julia Miles and Maria Irene Fores](https://theatrewomen.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/1-Julia-Miles-and-Maria-Irene-Fores.png)
Julia Miles, LPTW Co-Founder & Playwright María Irene Fornés María Irene Fornés was born in Havana, Cuba in 1930, immigrated to the U.S. in 1945 with her mother and sister, became a naturalized U.S. citizen Read More »
Make a statement… take a stand… help increase opportunity and visibility for women in theatre. Membership provides the following benefits: LPTW Salons This is the perfect opportunity to meet your board members, visit with new and Read More »
Announcing the #OneMoreConversation campaign: an action toward gender parity that is easy to understand – and to do. #OneMoreConversation is a call to directors, artistic directors, producers, boards, and other decision-makers to have just one more conversation with a woman theatre artist Read More »
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Parity Productions is proud to offer a wide collection of discounted holiday gifts. When you buy someone a present from The Parity Store you’re giving two gifts. Shop in support of their upcoming production of Charlie’s Waiting by Read More »
HERE Arts Center is now accepting submissions for two of their programs: HERE Artist Residency Program (HARP) Created 20 years ago to address a compelling need in the field—the void of artistic, administrative, and financial Read More »
Julia Miles, LPTW Co-Founder & Playwright María Irene Fornés María Irene Fornés was born in Havana, Cuba in 1930, immigrated to the U.S. in 1945 with her mother and sister, became a naturalized U.S. citizen Read More »
Left to Right: Marshall Jones III, LPTW Lee Reynolds Awardee Rohina Malik, and Wayne Maugans. CLICK HERE TO BECOME A FRIEND OF THE LEAGUE The LPTW will be hosting a competition to build our community Read More »
