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High School Costume Design →
Calling all student costumers! The METG invites any Massachusetts student to submit a series of original costume designs for this year’s contest.
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High School Doug Ingalls Scholarship Auditions →
To recognize the talents of college-bound high school seniors and reward their excellence in performance, the METG will award scholarships to eligible high school seniors based on talent demonstrated in an acting audition.
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High School Lighting Design Contest →
To recognize the talents of high school techies and reward their excellence in the area of lighting, the METG will award prizes to high school students in grades 9-12 based on talent demonstrated in a lighting design presentation.
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High School Logo Design Contest →
Winning Festival Logo Designs are printed on thousands of DramaFest tee-shirts!
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High School Makeup / Hair Design Contest →
Like to design hair and makeup for your school productions? Here's an opportunity to show us your skills.
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High School Scene Partner Contest →
For undergraduate actors! The METG is offering a new contest to let you demonstrate your talent with a partner in an acting scene.
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High School Set Design Contest →
To recognize the talents of high school techies and reward their excellence in the area of scenic design, the METG will award prizes to high school students in grades 9-12 based on talent demonstrated in a set design presentation.
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High School Sherwood Collins Playwriting Contest →
Attention, aspiring playwrights! If you have a story to tell, the METG invites you to submit a one-act play to the Sherwood Collins Playwriting Contest.
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High School Spirit of Festival Video Contest →
The Guild initiated its annual Spirit of Festival video competition with a goal to showcase student-developed original videos that promote the theme for festival as a celebration of theatre.
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MET HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL AUDITIONS →
As part of the MET Musical Awards, high school students may audition to be nominated as Best Actor and Best Actress to represent Massachusetts at the National High School Musical Theatre Awards (NHSMTA)/the Jimmy Awards.
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Middle School Costume Design Contest →
For students in grades 5-9. Submit one costume design for each of two (2) separate characters that appear in one scene or act of a play/musical of your choice.
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Middle School Logo Design Contest →
Winning logos will be printed on the hundreds of t-shirts that will be sold at the middle school drama festival.
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Middle School Monologue Contest →
Middle School Monologue Performance Day for student actors in grades 5 - 9.
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Middle School Set Design Contest →
METG is excited to announce its first ever Set Design Contest for students in grades 5-9.