Second Waterworks Festival invites audience into process of creating new plays
Readings, workshops, stand-up comedy and more fill three weeks at Charlottesville Live Arts theater.
Source: dailyprogress.com
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Sudbury's PlaySmelter festival launches next week
Sudbury Theatre Centre will serve as the host venue May 2-4 for new play readings, pop-ups and live art projections
Source: timminstimes.com
Sudbury's PlaySmelter festival launches next week | Elliot Lake Standard
Sudbury Theatre Centre will serve as the host venue May 2-4 for new play readings, pop-ups and live art projections
Source: elliotlakestandard.ca
Sudbury's PlaySmelter festival launches next week
Sudbury Theatre Centre will serve as the host venue May 2-4 for new play readings, pop-ups and live art projections
Source: northernnews.ca
Theatrical Outfit's 2023-24 season creates an artistic home in the heart of the city
This story was originally published by ArtsATL.
Source: ajc.com
Live Arts Theater to Present WATERWORKS Festival This Spring
Live Arts Theater in downtown Charlottesville will present WATERWORKS, a celebration of new theatrical writing across four weekends. This inaugural WATERWORKS festival runs May 12 through June 3, 2023.
Source: broadwayworld.com
Sarasota's Theatre Odyssey presents its 17th 10-minute play festival
Theatre Odyssey got its start by producing and publishing short plays by Florida writers. It now marks its 17th season.
Source: heraldtribune.com
The Best Things To Do In LA And SoCal This Week: Feb. 14 - 17
Luurve is in the air this week, so take your date to a silent movie with live accompaniment. Challenge them over a game of Ms. Pac-Man. And if you want nothing to do with the hyped holiday, we have plenty for you to choose from too.
Source: laist.com
Giving Tuesday 2021 Guide: 40+ Theatre-Related Charities Seeking Donations This Year
Follow the lead of Broadway favorites like Brian Stokes Mitchell, Stephanie J. Block, and Capathia Jenkins to support the arts this season.
Source: playbill.com