W.A.G.G.<br>‘WRITERS-A-GO-GO’
W.A.G.G. (Writers-A-Go-Go) is producing
a Festival of One-Act Plays!
"There have been full productions of my plays with other companies that involved less thought and care. I was delighted by the level of professionalism, intelligence, talent, dedication, and friendliness shown to me by everyone involved."
— Judy Klass
"The Curmudgeon," Nashville, Tennessee
SUBMIT FOR OUR ONE-ACT PLAY FESTIVAL

Two Afternoons of One-Act plays -- Strictly No More than 10 Minutes Long!

*Playwrights must reside in the Tri-State area, and they must attend both days of the festival if their play is chosen!
The one acts will be directed, workshopped, and presented on
March 21st and 22nd, 2026 at 2:00 pm.

Submissions:
On a separate page, please have your name, the name of your play, and contact information, plus a brief synopsis of your play. Since it is a blind submission, please keep your name off your play itself.

Deadline: Friday, January 23rd, 2026.

Submit to: WAGG@hudsonclassicaltheatercompany.org.

W.A.G.G. (Writers-a-Go-Go) was created to promote the works of our contemporary playwrights in New York City. A writer herself, Executive Artistic Director Susane Lee developed W.A.G.G. with the desire to give voice and recognition to our living playwrights. W.A.G.G.'s submission request solicits the finest plays among our emerging and experienced playwrights. Because W.A.G.G. works closely with the playwright, workshops the play, includes the author in rehearsals and discussions with the actors as their play is developed, we specifically solicit playwrights in New York City.

To date, we have had 9 readings of new plays, 3 Valentine's Day Monologue Festivals, and one fully produced play that came out of the W.A.G.G. workshop.

Writers-a-Go-Go

"They have a talented stable of actors, and the troupe raised the afternoon up from merely a 'staged reading' into real performance, providing me with a number of insights which I've been able to utilize in the latest draft of the script."
— Dan Fiorella
"Hitler's Script," New York, New York