Upgrading and Open for New Season Soon! MITF, as the biggest indie theatre festival in New York City, is upgrading to a new level of international theatre production! We expect to resume acccepting applications in the near future. We will keep you posted as we progress in the upgrading. You are welcome to contact us with any questions and comments.

"Thank you so so much for having JULIE be a part of MITF this fall. Our experience with promotion, tech, & communication was really amazing and I’m still so grateful for how easy and fun you’ve made" –  Eddie Shields, Writer & Director of JULIE [MITF: Fall, 2016] / "The Actual Dance participation in the 2013 Midtown International Theatre Festival served as the launching pad for the show in a way that I could not imagine.  Through MITF we were introduced to experienced production professionals, as well as many people who work in New York theater. We have since had the chance to perform in Theatre Row for a month long run and are now touring. The participation in MITF opened a new horizon for a relatively new work and two years later we continue to feel the energy from that experience." – Sam Simon, THE ACTUAL DANCE / "We had a wonderful time working with you and being a part of the MITF" – Hinton Battle LOVE LIES – TREAT HER LIKE A LADY, 2012.  /  "Thank you for selecting my play for inclusion in your festival. Participating in the festival was a valuable opportunity to have a play produced in a feasible, expedient manner, and in a high-profile festival as well." – Jack Wernick DESTINATION WEDDING, MITF 2012. / "Thanks for including CORRECTION in this year's MITF Short Subjects. We had a blast, as always. You really know how to throw a festival." –  Ronnie & Jane  /  "The MITF was a really great place for me in my earlier years to develop new material" – Carlo D'Amore Creative  Director/LiveINTheater.com  /  "The people at MITF were easy to work with and the structure of the festival is conducive to keeping costs in line. As such, it's an excellent setting to develop new work." – Jeremy Handelman