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5th Annual Playbill Challenge - Sign Up and Work Submission

Opportunity

Supported by: Brooklyn Tech

Students are invited to participate in the 5th annual art challenge by designing a playbill for one of the 18 majors. The playbill can be for a play or musical genre. Participants must create a name for their show. The fall play audiences will rank their favorites, and the top 3 playbills will win 1 ticket to the Spring Musical OR 1 free ticket to one of Mr. Mousley's Broadway Spring show opportunities. Work is due November 5th.

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Art Challenge Submission

Thu, Nov 5, 2026 · date only

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PLAYBILL CHALLENGE DEADLINE TO SIGN UP IS SEPTEMBER 30TH

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WORK WILL BE DUE NOVEMBER 5TH

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RSVP Link for Playbill

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Visible image transcription: 5TH ANNUAL PLAYBILL CHALLENGE PLAYBILL Click the QR code to Apply SEAT FALL ROW 2026

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Visible image transcription: Calling all artists. The 5th annual art contest is HERE. How does it work? Complete the challenge & showcase your work. The fall play audiences will rank their favorites. The top 3 playbills will win 1 ticket to the Spring Musical OR 1 free ticket to one of Mr. Mousley's Broadway Spring show opportunities. The challenge: Choose one of our 18 Majors and create a playbill for the major. The playbill can either be for the play or musical genre. You must create a name of your show.

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