Grants at a Glance
METLIFE/TCG A-ha! Program: Think It, Do It
Think It grants (up to $25,000) for research and development. Do It grants (up to $50,000) support the implementation and testing.
Alan Schneider Director Award
This award is currently on hiatus and no future rounds have been announced.
NEA/TCG Career Development Program for Directors
For talented early-career directors under the guidance of one or more designated mentors.
NEA/TCG Career Development Program for Designers
For talented early-career designers under the guidance of one or more designated mentors.
NEA/TCG Residency Program for Playwrights
This program has been sunset and no future rounds will be offered.
Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowships
This two-year pilot program was established to support both emerging and established actors.
New Generations Program
Grants awarded in three distinct categories: mentorships, audience development programs and geographically unrestricted travel grants.
TCG/ITI Travel Grants
Travel grants awarded to U.S. theatre professionals and institutions to strengthen relationships with Russia and Eastern and Central Europe.
American Theatre Affiliated Writers Program
TCG's Affiliated Writers Program, supported by the Jerome Foundation, was designed to stimulate high quality cultural reporting, feature writing and theatre criticism that breaks past its own boundaries.
American Theatre Bay Area Commissioning Fund
Through the two-year Bay Area Commissioning Fund, sponsored by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, American Theatre will establish and strengthen ongoing professional relationships with selected arts writers in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Inactive Grants
AT&T: OnStage
The AT&T: OnStage program is currently under review and will not be offered in 2005.
TCG/MetLife Foundation Extended Collaboration Grant
This program ended with the Fall 2004 round. No further grants will be awarded.
National Theatre Artist Residency Program
2002 marked the 10th and final round of the National Theatre Artist Residency Program, which supported more than 120 new and extended relationships between theatres and individual artists by augmenting the resources available for long-term artist residencies.
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