Cate Cammarata
Executive Producer / Director
About Cate
Cate Cammarata (Producer) is an Off-Broadway producer, director, and the Founder/Artistic Director of CreateTheater, a New York City developmental theater company dedicated to developing and producing new plays and musicals. Since founding CreateTheater in 2015, she has developed and championed dozens of new works, helping writers move projects from the page through readings, workshops, and toward professional production. Off-Broadway credits include The Assignment, My Father’s Daughter, and The Blue Violinist Over West End Avenue. Regional and developmental credits include Maladies and The Inferno (EmBers Theater Company), My Life Is a Musical(Bay Street Theater), Bran Castle (Porchlight Theater), and the 2026 workshop development of LITTLE THINGS at Philadelphia Theatre Company. Broadway development includes Atlantis, Bran Castle, and The Falling Season, a new hip-hop musical by Masta Ace. She is an Associate Professor of Theater at Baruch College in Manhattan.
Cate Cammarata
Get Your Play or Musical Production-Ready
Work with Off-Broadway Producer Cate Cammarata to develop your script, build your team, and move your show toward a New York production.
Turning new scripts into real productions
Founder and Artistic Director of
of CreateTheater and the Experts Theater Company
I specialize in developing new plays and musicals and then putting them on stage.
Are you dreaming of getting your play produced? We should talk.
The Experts Theater Company
Are you searching for an artistic home?
Many theater artists know the secret sauce in developing their work: finding a theater company that believes in them and supports them, with other talented artists for inspration and encouragement along the way.
I created the Experts Theater Company (ETC) to be that place.
CreateTheater is the community. ETC is the place to get to work with other artists.
Recent Blog Posts
Why Developmental Theater Companies Matter More Than Ever
Theater is hard right now. Have you noticed? It is hard to get produced.It is hard to get attention.It is hard to build an audience.It is hard to raise money.It is hard to know which opportunity is actually worth your time and which one is just another application...
What Producers Actually Look For in New Work
One of the biggest mistakes I see many playwrights and musical theatre writers make is believing producers are looking for "good writing." Of course they are. But, after years of producing, directing, dramaturging, and sitting through countless readings, festivals,...
Why So Many Workshops Fail Writers
One of the hardest conversations I have with playwrights and musical theater writers is this: A workshop does not always advance development. And development does not automatically lead to a production. I've seen writers spend thousands of dollars and years of their...
