The ASTR Errol Hill Award recognizes outstanding recent scholarship in African American theatre, drama, and performance studies, alternating annually between books and essays.
The Barnard Hewitt Award honors the best new book in theatre history or related fields, recognizing innovative and original scholarship published in the previous year.
Annual award recognizing the best published essay in English on theatre research by an early-career or doctoral scholar, emphasizing originality and critical engagement in the field.
The ASTR Distinguished Scholar Award honors a scholar whose research has made a lasting, significant impact on theatre, dance, opera, or performance studies.
The Howard Foundation Fellowships provide unrestricted support to early mid-career artists and scholars for innovative projects in Writing for Performance, Choreography, and Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies.
The National Endowment for the Humanities supports HBCU faculty and staff pursuing research or scholarly projects in the humanities, focusing on American history, culture, or Western civilization.