181. Theatre And Dance 2005-2006 Season University theatre, Shasta Hall. A smash hit on Broadway, Sondheims comes to the University theatre. With Bobby , the perennial bachelor, Amy http://www.csus.edu/dram/season.html

home text version contact us directions ... get tickets 2005-2006 Season select month S/BAD Director: Linda Goodrich Dancespace, Solano Hall 1010 Thursday September 29 8pm Friday September 30 8pm Saturday October 1 8pm Sunday October 2 2pm Wednesday October 5 6:3 Thursday October 6 8pm Friday October 7 8pm Saturday October 8 8pm Sunday October 9 2pm Anton in Show Business By Jane Martin Director: Nick Avdienko Playwrights' Theatre, Shasta Hall A comedy about a small theatre putting on a Checkov drama. With wit, humor and tongue in cheek, this mischievous piece asks why is it that theatre can't just simply tell stories, but must always present "interpretations". Friday October 14 8pm Saturday October 15 8pm Sunday October 16 2pm Wednesday October 19 6:30pm Thursday October 20 8pm Friday October 21 8pm Saturday October 22 8pm Sunday October 23 2pm Company By Stephen Sondheim and George Furth Director: Ed Brazo University Theatre, Shasta Hall

182. Theatre Production - 2005.2006 Humber Full-Time Postsecondary Calendar theatre Production. Diploma School of Creative and Performing Arts Graduates of the theatre Production program work as production personnel, http://postsecondary.humber.ca/04891.htm

Postsecondary Postgraduate Part-Time Online/Distance ... Arts and Performance Theatre Production Diploma School of Creative and Performing Arts Application Program Code 04891 Humber Lakeshore Campus Four semesters, beginning in September This two-year program entails working in stage management, carpentry, drafting, lighting, properties, rigging, wardrobe, sound and related subjects. Some of your time will be spent in applied practical work on the department's theatrical productions. Admission Requirements Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with courses from College (C), University/ College (M), University (U) pathways, or OSSD at or above the general level, or equivalent, or mature student status; ENG4C or ENG4U, or Grade 12 English at or above the general level. If English is not your first language refer to the English Language Proficiency Policy in this publication; MAP4C or MCT4C or MCB4U or MGA4U or MDM4U, or Grade 12 Mathematics at or above the general level; Attendance at an orientation/interview session, which includes: an English essay;

183. KSU Theatre Department theatre Production. The KSU theatre program continues to amaze me with a level of total excellence. The truth is that our KState program far exceeds the http://www.ksu.edu/sctd/theatre/

CURRENT SEASON FACULTY FACILITIES MISSION STATEMENT ... FINANCIAL AID All site content and images SCTD Theatre Department About the The Kansas State University Theatre Program "The KSU Theatre program continues to amaze me with a level of total excellence. The truth is that our K-State program far exceeds the expectations of an undergraduate theatre program because it is led by extraordinary, dedicated, and outstanding faculty." - Jon Wefald President, Kansas State University Offers: The KSU Theatre Department fosters development of skills in theatre which will prepare students for a variety of production, performance and scholarship opportunities. KSU Theatre is: recognized as outstanding program on a regional and national level - the only program in Kansas accredited by National Association of Schools of Theatre Awards and Honors - Students have consistently won recognition for skills in acting, stage management, playwriting and design at the regional Kennedy Center's American College Theatre Festival (KC-ACTF). Actors have been selected over hundreds of participants for the prestigious Irene Ryan acting scholarship. Theatre students have been regional and national winners of the acting and critics competition.

184. KSU Theatre Department September 2325, 29-30 and October 1-2 at 800 pm in Nichols theatre Saying If the Marx Brothers had ever gotten involved in a production of Hamlet, http://www.ksu.edu/sctd/theatre/season/

CURRENT SEASON FACULTY FACILITIES MISSION STATEMENT ... FINANCIAL AID All site content and images SCTD Theatre 2005-2006 Performance Schedule Ticket Information The Greenroom Guild Buy-a-Seat in Nichols Theatre Performance Schedule Archive: Oleanna by David Mamet October 13-15, 19-22 at 8:00 pm in Nichols Theatre Synopsis: He said it was a lesson; she said it was sexual harassment. Who’s telling the truth? Perhaps more importantly, whose side is more convincing? David Mamet explores the issues of sexual harassment, power politics on campuses, and the final value of today’s college education in Oleanna , a drama about a college professor and his student locked in a conflict of status, language, and sex. What Critics Are Saying: "Everybody should experience the shock of this play!" - John Peter, The Sunday Times * Contains mature situations Pippin Book by Roger O. Hirson Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz November 17-19 at 8:00 pm and November 20 matinee at 3:00 pm in McCain Auditorium Sponsored by Ramada Inn/Gold Fork Casual Dining and Spirits Synopsis: This Broadway musical follows Pippin’s quest as he sets out to discover true meaning in his life. Along the way, he dabbles in war, sex, and politics before finding what he was looking for in himself and his connections with others.

185. Keble College: College Life - The O'Reilly Theatre Welcome to the Keble O Reilly theatre, Oxford s newest and most wellequipped venue. The O Reilly opened in October of 2002 with the inaugural production of http://www.keble.ox.ac.uk/life/theatre/index.php

College Life The O'Reilly Theatre Keble News About the College College Life Admissions ... College Events IT Information and Documentation The College Chapel The College Library Student Information Keble JCR ... O'Reilly Theatre Productions Welcome to the Keble O'Reilly Theatre, Oxford's newest and most well-equipped venue. The O'Reilly opened in October of 2002 with the inaugural production of 'Falsettos'. It is a 181 seat capacity theatre which now performs up to 4 student productions every term. It has been excellently technically equipped with options for video projection as well as extensive lighting and sound equipment available to productions. We aim to offer a high quality diverse season each student term and wish to encourage any applications for hiring the theatre space in the future. What's On 2nd Week, Tuesday 3 - Saturday 7 May East By Steven Berkoff. See Current Term for more information Current Term Booking Tickets Previous Productions General Information

186. FHB Is Holding Auditions For TWO Shows! Avalon FHB Theater FHB Theater productions is committed to producing high quality theater. All of our productions are created in the hopes of inspiring cultural education and http://fhbtheaterproductions.biz/

Site Design by HeadshotsResumes FHB is holding auditions! FHB Theater Productions is committed to producing high quality theater. All of our productions are created in the hopes of inspiring cultural education and human understanding. We promote talented new playwrights, actors and designers and allow them to experience working on productions of varied style. Artistic Director: Glory Sims Bowen has been the recipient of the Meritorious Achievement Award in Direction from the Kennedy Center A.C.T.F. and the 2002/2003 recipient of the Spotlight On Award for Best Director of a full length play. She has directed for several Manhattan Theaters including; The American Globe Theater, The Looking Glass Theater, Chashama Theater, The Bank Street Theater, HERE, RAW Theater Space and The Connelly Theater. Some of her favorite directorial credits, include Jack or the Submission (Ionesco Festival), Foursome (Ionesco Festival), tryin t' touch the sun (Spotlight On Festival), The Glass Menagerie, Pippin, Joseph and his....Coat, Uncommon Women and Others, Shallow End, Brighton Beach Memoirs, The Lady of Larkspur Lotion, Special Delivery, The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man in The Moon Marigolds, and Ten Little Indians. Without your continued support FHB productions could not survive. Unfortunately ticket sales frequently do not cover the cost of rising prices in theater rentals and production costs. We depend on the generosity of private donations to continue our artistic endeavors. Please consider making a donation. No matter how small the amount, your contribution is greatly appreciated by the FHB theater artists and administrators who work so hard to bring you the quality productions you have come to enjoy through out the years.

187. SART - Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre This is a mustsee children s theatre production. Tickets for the Children s theatre production, The Adventures of Dottie in Waterland, http://www.sartheatre.com/

Shelton Laurel has been extended to August 19-21! Please call the box office at 689-1239 for tickets. More information The 2005 Mainstage Season June 1-12 Set in 1942, what many consider Neil Simon's best play explores a family relationship between an elderly woman, her retarded daughter, and her two grandsons as they are exposed to the dynamics of family and lessons of life. Called variously a "comic drama" and a "dramatic comedy," Lost In Yonkers brings laughter that "implodes straight into your heart." June 15 - July 3 A dinner party given by a couple celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary with their friends includes a mischievous and somewhat mysterious uninvited guest who occasionally comments on the action throughout the evening. Stephen Sondheim's acclaimed musical review incorporates three dozen songs from many of the prolific writer-composer's favorite shows. July 6-17 George Bernard Shaw's classic anti-war satire, in the guise of a romantic comedy, is set at the aftermath of an 1885 Serb-Bulgarian war. The Bulgarian hero, Sergius, strikes up a friendship with his defeated foe, a Swiss mercenary, who has taken refuge in the bedroom of Sergius's fiancée. Sergius, meanwhile, falls in love with her maid, and Shaw proceeds to subvert both romance and, in his own words "the confounded ideals of Truth, Duty, Self-sacrifice, Virtue, Reason, and so on." July 20-31

188. Thistle Theatre: A Puppet Theatre For Familes Fantastic Fables Each Thistle theatre production brings together professional Bring the Thistle theatre production to your school, community center, http://www.thistletheatre.org/

Good storytelling, realistic movement, and excellent manipulation are the hallmarks of Thistle Theatre productions. Please note the changes in three of our four locations. We are very excited invite you to join us at Bellevue's Factoria Mall. In Seattle we are thrilled to be performing at the Sunset Hill Community Club in Ballard, and at the refurbished theatre at Magnuson Park. Changes There were many changes for Thistle Theatre last season. We are pleased to have our and office at a new location in Magnuson Seattle. Sadly, we will no longer be performing shows at the Burien location. Look for a weekend of family shows and weekly shows at our Factoria location. We will also be partnering events with the Factoria Mall at Factoria. Frog Lake This season we are proud to premiere a Thistle Theatre original production of - Frog Lake - a whimsical ballet performed by frog puppets to the music of Swan Lake. In addition to our regular performances, we are excited to offer the opportunity to see Frog Lake performed live with the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra on April 2 at 3:00 at the Meany Hall Theatre, Univ. of Washington. Frog Lake is funded in part by the Jim Henson Foundation. Last season, the Children's Ticket Subsidy Program gave hundreds of children and families the opportunity to see puppet theatre for at reduced prices. Please come and support season's ticket subsidy fundraiser "Imagine Joy" November 13th, 2005 6pm-8pm, at the Festivities Garden Café, Swanson's Nursery, Seattle.

189. The Canada Council For The Arts - Theatre Production Project Grants: Established theatre Production Project Grants for established artists provide assistance to ad hoc groups of Canadian, professional theatre artists and Canadian, http://www.canadacouncil.ca/grants/theatre/do127227286936093750.htm

Note: This site has been designed to be best viewed in a browser that supports web standards, the content is however still accessible to any browser. Please review our Browser Tips. We have provided the following access keys: Skip to search Skip to main navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to discipline navigation Skip to content Art Bank Canadian Commission for UNESCO PLRC ... Canada Site Search For In Entire Site Other About the Canada Council Disciplines and Offices Endowments and Prizes Grant Programs Making a case for the Arts - Advocacy News and Events Publications Utilities Advanced Search Sitemap Print this Page Grant Programs... ... Aboriginal Arts Secretariat For more information, contact : Vanessa Caird Program Assistant 1-800-263-5588 or (613) 566-4414, ext. 4483 Email this contact Home Grant Programs Theatre Theatre Production Project Grants: Established Artists' Development/Production Theatre Production Project Grants for established artists provide assistance to professional, non-profit theatre organizations and ad hoc groups of professional theatre artists. “Ad hoc group” refers to a group of artists formed for the specific purpose of creating a unique work. Grants are intended as a contribution towards the costs of: a period of development geared towards future production (projects should include at least one public presentation, such as a public reading or workshop);

190. The Canada Council For The Arts - Theatre Production Project Grants: Emerging Ar theatre Production Project Grants for emerging artists provide assistance to groups of Canadian, professional theatre artists and Canadian, professional, http://www.canadacouncil.ca/grants/theatre/jh127226431511093750.htm

Note: This site has been designed to be best viewed in a browser that supports web standards, the content is however still accessible to any browser. Please review our Browser Tips. We have provided the following access keys: Skip to search Skip to main navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to discipline navigation Skip to content Art Bank Canadian Commission for UNESCO PLRC ... Canada Site Search For In Entire Site Other About the Canada Council Disciplines and Offices Endowments and Prizes Grant Programs Making a case for the Arts - Advocacy News and Events Publications Utilities Advanced Search Sitemap Print this Page Grant Programs... ... Aboriginal Arts Secretariat For more information, contact : Vanessa Caird Program Assistant 1-800-263-5588 or (613) 566-4414, ext. 4483 Email this contact Home Grant Programs Theatre Theatre Production Project Grants: Emerging Artists' Development/Production Theatre Production Project Grants for emerging artists provide assistance to professional, non-profit theatre organizations and ad hoc groups of professional theatre artists. “Ad hoc group” refers to a group of artists formed for the specific purpose of creating a unique work. Such groups are in the early stages of their practice and are seeking to create, and possibly present, an independent work. Grants are intended as a contribution towards the costs of: a period of development geared towards future production (projects should include at least one public presentation, such as a public reading or workshop);

191. RSC : Homepage Performs at its own theatres in Strafordupon-Avon, as well as in London, Newcastle and overseas. Plays cast, locations and schedule. History, profile and news of the company. Online archive of photographs, paintings, costumes, designs, prompt books, and records from past productions. http://www.rsc.org.uk/

search this site contact us site map Membership ... Press Welcome to the website of the Royal Shakespeare Company. You can book tickets for RSC productions, tour our digitised archive, and find out more about Shakespeare's life and work. Our mission at the RSC is to keep audiences in touch with Shakespeare - understanding his work through today's artists, actors and writers. The Complete Works The Royal Shakespeare Company is to stage the biggest festival in its history, inviting theatre companies from across the world and around the UK to join the Company in a unique celebration of Shakespeare’s complete works. The Comedy of Errors Brothers, sisters, masters and servants find themselves confused and bewildered by the events of a single day in Shakespeare's earliest comedy. Sejanus: His Fall Ben Jonson's political thriller about Sejanus, the Emperor Tiberius' right hand man who ruthlessly works his way to the top, destroying everyone in his path. What's on when Find out what's on when at the Royal Shakespeare Company with our online calendar displaying the Company's current and forthcoming productions. RSC announces London Season at the Novello The Royal Shakespeare Company returns to London in December to present its Comedies Season at the newly named and refurbished Novello Theatre in the West End.

192. UMBC Department Of Theatre :: B.A. In Design And Production Concentration in Design and theatre Production BA Programs Five areas of design/theatre production are offered stage management, scenery, costuming, http://www.umbc.edu/theatre/programs_designBA.html

B.A. in Acting B.F.A. in Acting B.A. in Design/Production BA in Theatre Education ... Theatre Minor Concentration in Design and Theatre Production B.A. Programs Core Requirements: THTR 100 Introduction to Scenography [3] THTR 104 Introduction to Costume [3] THTR 202 Introduction to Dramatic Literature [3] THTR 210 History of Theatre I [3] THTR 211 History of Theatre II [3] THTR 250 Introduction to Production Techniques [3] THTR 321 Script Analysis [3] THTR 360 THTR 361 THTR 450 Senior Project [1] CORE CREDITS: 28 Note: Stage management of departmental productions may be selected as a substitute for THTR 250, at the discretion of the faculty. Five areas of design/theatre production are offered: stage management, scenery, costuming, lighting and sound. These majors have numerous opportunities to work as design assistants and, with recommendations, designers on faculty directed productions. Other opportunities include work as a stage manager, master carpenter, master electrician, props master, draper, crafts person, stitcher. Students wishing to pursue the B.A. degree with a concentration in design and theatre production must complete the following additional requirements. THTR 110 Introduction to Acting [3] THTR 230 Drawing for the Theatre [3]

193. UMBC Department Of Theatre :: Frequently Asked Questions WHAT IS YOUR theatre PRODUCTION PROGRAM? Our department is known for its unique We recommend that any design/production student contact the theatre http://www.umbc.edu/theatre/faq.html

Theatre Department FAQs Acting Program FAQs Design/Production Program FAQs Transfer Student FAQs About the Department WHAT PROGRAMS DOES YOUR DEPARTMENT OFFER? UMBC offers the only Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting (B.F.A.) in Maryland. It also offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Theatre with an emphasis in acting or in design/ production. The B.A. program is designed for the student who is interested in a broad understanding of all areas of theatre, while maintaining focus in acting and in costume, scenic, lighting, or sound design. The B.F.A. track is designed for students who want to pursue graduate study and a career in acting. HOW MANY MAJORS ARE IN YOUR PROGRAM? WHAT'S THE STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO? Generally there are between 80 and 90 students, including some who minor and double major in theatre and another field. The student body is small and students receive an exceptional degree of individual attention from our 10 full-time faculty members. WHAT IS YOUR THEATRE PRODUCTION PROGRAM?

194. Rainbow Theatre - We are fully aware of the high quality of Rainbow theatre so we shouldn t “Thank you for a superb production which fired the children’s imaginations and http://www.rainbow-theatre.co.uk/

Website By About Us Contact Us Contribute ... Search Topics Home home Rainbow Main South London East Rainbow Theatre West ... Shows For Schools User Functions Username: Password: Don't have an account yet? Sign up as a New User Having problems logging in? Click Here Who's Online Guest Users: 1 What's New STORIES No new stories COMMENTS last 48 hrs No new comments LINKS last 2 wks No recent new links Welcome to our website Welcome to our new website. We do hope you'll find it easy to navigate round. If not let us know. Rainbow has been running for over 21 years, and we believe its success lies in the fact that we have always built on the feedback we have received from teachers, children and public audiences. If you are uncertain as to which Rainbow Company serves your area, or if you have any queries, just telephone 01903 203598. If a show or workshop is underlined, simply click on it, and you will see full information about it. We want this web site to be a logical extension to our live-theatre work - and we look forward to you being our guests and contributors in the months ahead. Nick Young - Artistic Director Home Tuesday, October 05 2004 @ 05:12 PM BST

195. Foxglove Theatre June 15 25, 2005. Stigmata poster. http://www.foxglovetheatre.org/

June 15 - 25, 2005

196. Williamstown Theatre Festival - Free Theatre Production The Tony Awardwinning Williamstown theatre Festival, located in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, is a summer-long celebration of theatre http://www.wtfestival.org/performances/free.html

Performances Performance Calendar Free Theatre Cabaret Greylock Theatre Project ... Past Seasons The Blue Bird Ubu the King Annually since 1987, WTF's Free Theatre has brought vibrant productions to the area free of charge as a way of saying thank you to the community that supports the Festival so graciously year after year. Often featuring mythical themes, elaborate costumes, puppetry, music and dance, the Free Theatre entertains children and adults alike. Performances take place on the Main Stage in the '62 Center for Theatre and Dance. The Free Theatre program has become one of WTF's most popular presentations, with thousands of people of all ages and backgrounds attending the production each summer. PO Box 517 Williamstown, MA 01267 wtfinfo@wtfestival.org Designed by Lenox Softworks, Inc.

197. Theatre - College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences - Azusa Pacific University A MARMAC Repertory theatre Company Production. MARMAC partners with APU Theater on Give My Regards to help raise money for our new theater. http://www.apu.edu/theatre/

"The theatre productions at Azusa Pacific University are consistently well done. There is a professional flair far exceeding one's expectations regarding college theater. As a result, a night of APU theater makes for a great evening out!" -Jeffery P. Bjorck Associate Professor of Psychology Fuller Theological Seminary, School of Psychology "I have come to be a great fan of APU Theatre. I have been treated to some of the best theater and music I have ever experienced. The quality is truly remarkable. What a gifted and talented group of students they are! I encourage anyone who has a love for drama to put an APU event on their calendar. I look forward to seeing many of you at upcoming performances." -Jon Wallace, DBA President of Azusa Pacific University "I have always been impressed by the outstanding quality of Azusa Pacific Theatre's productions and performers." -Rodger Locke Executive Producer, Musical Theater of Southern California

198. LIZARD HEAD THEATRE COMPANY: Summer Off-Broadway Theatre Productions In Tellurid A Telluride, Colorado OffBroadway Theater Production Group presenting classic and contemporary Tony Award-Winning plays and musicals in the summer season http://www.lizardheadtheatre.com/

To be announced... For Ticket Information call 970-728-3133 Past Performances: View 2003 Production Photos "Telluride is a vibrant and diverse community with a solid dedication to the arts, and Lizard Head Theatre fills an important niche — off-Broadway theater productions performed by Equity actors. As in years past, we will continue to establish Equity theatre throughout the region, opening up new opportunities for a variety of shared theatrical and educational experiences - Dennis Fecteau, LHTC Producer Home Page Our Company The People Telluride ... 2003 Photos site design and programming by TellurideWebsmith.com

199. Theatre Production Resources theatre Production at Harvard. Go right to theatre Resources. The office of the Alan Symonds, Technical Director and Advisor for College Theater Programs, http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~theatre/

Theatre Production at Harvard Go right to Theatre Resources The office of the Alan Symonds Staff Bio's The following section provides information and resources for producing theatrical productions at Harvard. Some links are noted "Agassiz Only" as some equipment and support are only available for Agassiz Productions. Your first step in doing a show at Harvard should be to contact us - in fact, in 99% of the venues at Harvard, it is the required first step. We are located in Agassiz House, Radcliffe Yard, and have semi-regular hours of noon to 7pm weekdays. We are also often around mornings, evenings, and weekends. To contact us, call 617-495-8675, or email us at symonds@fas.harvard.edu. Theatre Resources Note: If you are producing a show in the Loeb Drama Center, you should contact Michael Griggs, the Loeb Technical Director. His website is www.loebinfo.com Application Forms This page provides links to the various venues applications forms. Billing Information Form The Billing Information Form is used by us to track shows and their purchases. It is required to be filled out before anything is ordered on a Harvard account.

200. 20050710 - TUNNELS: NCCU’S SUMMER PLAY PRESENTATION 7/2231 SUMMER theatre PRODUCTION, TUNNELS 7/5-8/5 NCCU s ACCELERATED SUMMER ACADEMIC PROGRAM NCCU theatre production of Tunnels. JULY 10, 2005 http://www.nccu.edu/publicrelations/news/341.htm

9/24: THE LEGENDARY FUNK BROTHERS w/ FREDA PAYNE - BENEFIT SHOW FOR WNCU 9/22: FREED DEATH ROW INMATE RAY KRONE TO SPEAKS AT NCCU SCHOOL OF LAW 9/15: NCCU AND COMMUNITY HURRICANE DISASTER RELIEF EFFORT BENEFIT CONCERT FEATURING SHIRLEY CAESAR 9/6: GRAND OPENING OF "SEW UNIQUE", NCCU's APPAREL ALTERATION SHOP ... NCCU STRATEGIC PLAN Pamela McGill plays an addict in the NCCU Deneen Tatum and Wendell Tabb perform in the NCCU Theatre production of Tunnels JULY 10, 2005 DURHAM, N.C. Howard L. Craft was commissioned to write the play after his successes with The House of George and The Wise Ones, both first place winners of the NCCU New Play Project. The Wise Ones was a subsequent winner of the North Carolina Arts Council Play-write Fellowship. With Tunnels, Craft reviewed hundreds of testimonials from addicts before beginning to write the vignettes that comprise the play. To serve that goal Dacons-Brock is presenting a collage of live theatre, music, dance, video and photography to illustrate the concept implied in the title Tunnels, addicts burrowing away from reality and digging themselves under.

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