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Find similar grantsJonathan Larson Grants is sponsored by American Theatre Wing. The Jonathan Larson Grants are an unconditional investment in individual emerging musical theater writers—composers, lyricists, and librettists—to support and safeguard their artistic careers.
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Applications Open for 2025 Jonathan Larson Grants | American Theatre Wing - Applications Open for 2025 Jonathan Larson Grants Support the American Theatre Wing! Donate Now The Jonathan Larson Grants are the Wing’s annual investment in emerging musical theatre artists, offering support through unrestricted cash grants, as well as additional support in the form of residencies, concerts, and recording grants.
The Jonathan Larson Grants are given annually to honor emerging composers, lyricists and book writers, and to help continue the legacy of Tony Award®-winning RENT composer Jonathan Larson. DEADLINE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH For the 2025 grant cycle, applications will be accepted in the following areas: Individuals – may apply as lyricists, composers, librettists, or any combination of the three.
Collaborative teams – may apply together as composer, lyricist, and/or librettist, or any combination of the three. Collaborators who work together regularly are strongly encouraged to apply as a team. If your collaborative team has more than three individuals, please contact the ATW offices.
*Please note that applicants may only appear on one application per grant cycle Ask away! Email programs@americantheatrewing. org for guidance.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual emerging musical theatre writers (composers, lyricists, and librettists) who demonstrate a commitment and dedication to a career in musical theater. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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