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The American Theatre Wing supports theatre artists and education through grants, scholarships, and awards. It also produces the Tony Awards and the documentary series Working in the Theatre.
- National Theatre Co. Grants
Through the National Rapid Relief Fund, The Wing made...
- Jonathan Larson Grants
Awards and recognition for his works: 2014 commission from...
- Resources
Resources - American Theatre Wing
- SpringboardNYC
The American Theatre Wing welcomes your questions, opinions...
- How It Works
How It Works - American Theatre Wing
- Songwriting Challenge
Her most significant moments in theatre have been while...
- Conditions of Use
Conditions of Use - American Theatre Wing
- Privacy Policy
American Theatre Wing email list members have the ability...
- National Theatre Co. Grants
- Champion Creative Expression
- Support Growth
- Realize Brave Vision
- Make Excellence Known
- Validate Diversity
- Create Connections
- Inspire Artistic Greatness
We recognize that pursuing a successful career in the performing arts is not easy. We shape challenges into opportunities, championing theatre creatives throughout the industry. We are an institutional voice advocating for artists fated to use theatre as a mode for self-expression.
We provide lifelong mentorship to stimulate growth in the performing arts at every stage. Our comprehensive theatre network provides resources and support throughout a life cycle—we are a conduit for activating creative potential.
Brave work is born out of stories that must be told. We help realize courageous creative vision to bring important artistic work to our world, using theatre as a tool for cultural progression.
We make theatre an essential part of the zeitgeist by demanding attention for excellent work. We safeguard the performing arts as an immediate cultural necessity, and ensure that great work’s legacy endures.
Founded by seven suffragettes, advancing diversity is part of our DNA. By realizing and celebrating brave vision we validate stories that are as diverse as the American people. We are steadfast in our commitment to diversity as a means to advance the richness of American theatre in any cultural climate.
For creatives, we create an inclusive community that bridges the gap between novice and master to build organic personal connections. These relationships ensure that young talent is heard, guided, and given an opening for success, privileging them to reciprocate this mentorship for the next generation. For our audience, we foster, honor and illumin...
We pull back the curtain on our industry to educate our audience about how theatre comes to life, illuminating compelling stories in the performing arts. We inspire artistic greatness on a micro and macro level, from showcasing industry technique to sharing motivational stories about overcoming adversity through artistic production.
The American Theatre Wing (the Wing for short) is a New York City–based non-profit organization "dedicated to supporting excellence and education in theatre", according to its mission statement. Originally known as the Stage Women's War Relief during World War I , it later became a part of the World War II Allied Relief Fund under ...
Learn how American Theatre Wing was founded in 1917 by seven suffragists to support the troops and theatre education. Discover how it evolved to create the Tony Awards, the Obie Awards, and other programs to advance American theatre.
The Tony Awards are the highest honor in American theatre, presented by the non-profit organization The American Theatre Wing. Find out the latest news, winners, history, and how to get tickets and merchandise for the 77th Annual Tony Awards®.
Learn about the origins and evolution of the Tony Awards, the prestigious awards for excellence in live theatre. Find out who won, who was nominated, and what happened in each year of the Tony Awards history.
American Theatre Wing invests in brave work, supports creative growth, and celebrates excellence to bring inclusive stories to our national culture through theatre. Founded in 1917 on the eve...
