Qualified International Thespian Excellence Awards (Thespys®) finalists — students who receive a superior overall rating at their chapter qualifying event and are eligible for the final round of Thespy adjudication — can apply for several scholarships that promote college and career advancement in the arts. The application period is April 1-30 annually unless otherwise noted. Scholarship finalists will be invited to interview virtually or at the International Thespian Festival (attending ITF is not a requirement). Scholarship winners will be announced during ITF.

Awarded by the Amy Bennett Foundation to a student who embodies Amy’s qualities of humbleness, joy, and a deep-seated passion for the arts.
Awarded by Princess Grace Foundation to empower high school students to pursue their dreams in the arts. Four-year college scholarships include mentorship by a Princess Grace Award winner; training scholarships can be used for any training program.


Funding toward college or career-readiness pursuits awarded to a student pursuing a career in theatre
Presented by Open Jar Institute to fund attendance in its Broadway Summer Intensive


The Thornton Wilder Playwriting Scholarship honors the legacy of Thornton Wilder by recognizing an outstanding student playwright and supporting their next artistic steps. Established by the Wilder Family, LLC, this award celebrates Wilder’s enduring impact on American theatre and literature, including works like Our Town and The Skin of Our Teeth. The recipient will receive financial support and recognition to help continue their creative journey.