Occupy The Stage 22: The Remix! is a livestream festival of new plays mixed in with encore readings of fan favorites from previous years.

Occupy 22 will showcase 22 virtual livestream staged readings. Each play receives 2 performances between Feb 17-27 2022.

Tickets:

• Single Performance Day Tickets: $22 general/$11 student
• Occupy Weekend Pass: $60
• VIP All-Occupy Pass: $100
• Pay What You Can Tickets: select this ticket type and choose your price

Performance Schedule:

Scroll down to view full performance schedule. When you purchase a single ticket, you have access to every performance scheduled that day.

How It Works:

Once you register for your ticket(s), you'll receive your viewing link for the entire day's worth of performances. Simply click your link to tune in to all the performances you want to see! All performances will air on NWTF's YouTube Channel.

Accessibility:

All Occupy 22 virtual readings will be open-captioned. If you have an access need or require a different accommodation, we want to help! Please email your request to info@womenstheatrefestival.com.

What Else:

• You can purchase ticket add-ons such as offical Occupy 22 merch or to sponsor an artist stipend! If you purchase physical merch, please don't forget to include your mailing address at check out.
• Our optional demographic questions at checkout help NWTF with our grant reporting, as well as helping to ensure we are reaching a diverse audience.
• Radical Financial Transparency: NWTF depends on $14,000 of revenue to meet our budget and pay all of our arts workers on this project. Your financial participation matters, at whatever level you are able to contribute, in keeping our work alive and our workers compensated!

Occupy began as a performance-as-protest to the lack of plays being produced by women playwrights across U.S. stages and has become an annual affirmation of the multitudes of brilliant, diverse work being written by women and underrepresented gender playwrights. Through this annual showcase and community celebration, Occupy advocates for intersectionality in our industry and increased visibility to both audiences and collaborators across the globe.