http://www.limelighttheatre.ca
Lime Light Theatre Productions are one of Ontario's finest independent professional theatre companies, operating year-round in Parry Sound, Georgian Bay, Ontario. Since opening its doors to the public for the inaugural 2005 Summer Theatre Season, Lime Light Theatre, and Lime Light Theatre Productions aim to offer high quality professional shows year round. Living surrounded by the natural majesty and beauty of Georgian Bay, one cannot help but be inspired by natures landscape and, accordingly, we offer not only artistic excellence, but cultural and creative diversity to appeal to many tastes. How else would we tempt you off the dock? Live theatre feeds the soul and nourishes the senses. It lifts us above ourselves and makes us better human beings. "Theatre is as relevant as it's always been and as powerful as ever because you have the actors right in front of you and there's a real exchange of energy. There is no real separation between the audience and the action on stage and in a live production, anything can happen." Lime Light Theatre has great diversity in programming which has set it apart and ensures there's truly something for everyone.
The mission of Southwest Shakespeare Company is to create professional theatrical productions, which will entertain, educate, inspire and elevate the general public and educational communities of Arizona. Southwest Shakespeare Company will produce classical plays in a variety of styles; provide programs designed to make classical literature understandable and appreciated by all patrons; conduct outreach programs that will educate and inspire students; maintain a leadership role within Arizona's artistic community; achieve cultural diversity; and, operate a fiscally responsible company.
http://www.theatrecambridge.com
Theatre Cambridge was launched in the summer of 2003 with the presentation of The Man Who Came to Dinner at the Cambridge Arts Theatre in Downtown Cambridge. After two artistically successful summer seasons in 2004 and 2005 it was decided to take a hiatus during 2006 to regroup and put the business on a more substantial financial footing. Typical of many non-profit organizations Theatre Cambridge was founded with very little money, woefully under-capitalized, but with great hope for the future. That hope still exists, however, the Board of Directors felt it would be prudent to became more financially stable prior to launching another season of plays and getting further into debt; hence the decision to take a year off from presenting live performances. The Board decision is guided by the old Chinese proverb: "In crisis there is opportunity." During 2006 it is the intention of Theatre Cambridge to hold a number of fundraising activities to eliminate the debt that is now owed and to produce enough working capital to proceed. Over the next few weeks we will be announcing plans for various fundraising events. In the meantime memberships are welcome. If you sign up now you will be given a membership to the end of 2007. Already launched is our $100,000 Ross Earnshaw Challenge. This was started in the middle of February 2006 when Ross, a member of our Board of Directors, was quoted in the Record as follows: "If we had 100 people come forward and contribute $1,000 each, we'd go ahead this year. I've put my $1,000 in, we need 99 more. I think we need the people of Cambridge who believe in professional theatre . . . to contribute to a groundswell of support. We need those people who believe in what we do to come forward with tangible support." Well, the deadline to go ahead was March 1st and although we didn't make the whole amount in that short time, we do have money and/or pledges for $22,100.* So, we've left this challenge open and hope you will consider joining in with your donation. As a Registered Charity you will receive a tax receipt for this amount. It has been necessary for Theatre Cambridge to reduce its paid staff and at the moment day-to-day duties are being looked after by a group of volunteers. If you would like to help please leave us a message on our phone at 740 9820 and someone will get right back to you or email Ken Wright at janeken@rogers.com.
Green Theatre Productions is also creating a wait-list for Writers, Directors, Actors, Stage Managers and a design team. Space is limited, so please be sure to commit only if you are sure you will participate. If we receive more submissions of personnel, than space allows, there will be an alternate list. We are also in need of support in the way of hospitality for the participating artists.
http://www.theatreorangeville.ca
Theatre Orangeville prides itself on its commitment to young people through our many youth programs. One way we feel we can be of invaluable service to our teachers is by supporting the secondary school arts curriculum as set out by the Ministry of Education. In the 2007/08 season, Theatre Orangeville will be offering a variety of productions that can support your curriculum and bring it to life. Take advantage of our creative team to enhance your lessons We can arrange to have artists speak with your class, either after the performance or at your school. Have your students discover just how much fun Education on Stage can be!
NAKeD PUPPeTS is also dedicated to the presentation of inter-disciplinary, multi-cultural, collaborative, experimental performance and puppet theatre to diverse and non-traditional audiences. Our company's only working motto during rehearsals is: WE WiLL TRy ANytHINg, At LEAsT ONcE The company works collaboratively exploring out-of-the-ordinary connections between puppet theatre, mysticism, performance, new technologies, politics, and poetics. NAKeD PUPPeTS was founded in 2005 and is based in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
A Company of Fools has been delighting audiences all across Canada since 1990 (see: History). Inspired by the rogue Elizabethan players that once entertained audiences outdoors and at the Globe theatre, we have built a reputation as a highly physical troupe doing interactive shows indoors and out. The Fools mount two shows a year, plus perform at numerous festivals, in schools, and at corporate events. Our award winning shows have performed all across Canada, from Halifax to Vancouver to Yellowknife. We are a not-for-profit incorporation and a registered charity. A Company of Fools is Ottawa's only professional Shakespeare company. The mandate of the Fools is to produce innovative, entertaining and accessible shows based on the works of William Shakespeare. We produce original works inspired by Shakespeare as well as performing his plays. Being Fools, we combine physical theatre techniques such as clown, mask and puppetry with the classical text. This unusual mix has earned us critical acclaim all across Canada. As part of our mandate we create new works based on and inspired by Shakespeare. Although known for our performances, the Fools are active in the field of education. We provide workshops and performances for elementary and high school students. We also program professional development workshops for emerging and established artists in the region. For further enlightenment regarding the core members of the Fools see our biographies. "God bless A Company of Fools. Where would original theatre in Ottawa - that is to say original theatre that is wild, witty, clever, goofy, sometimes dumb and slightly mad - be without them? ... outrageous puns, imaginative adaptations ... and the most glorious physical comedy this side of Clown School ... a comic presence that is nothing short of brilliant ... irreverent, entertaining and, most of all, fun."
http://www.25thstreettheatre.org
We provide a means for artists and audiences to explore our society, and other cultures, through the medium of independent theatre. We create spaces for artists and audiences to take risks with new ideas and new perspectives. We offer opportunity for our corporate and individual community members to connect with each other and the art. We foster understanding through the opportunity to come together in the enjoyment of the art and shared experiences.
http://www.cincinnatiovation.com
Ovation Theatre Company is a fellowship of passionate, involved artists, whose work dialogues with, reflects, and responds to the diverse community of Cincinnati. Our work engages, educates, and entertains through experiential theatre that gives voice to new perspectives and local artists.
Theatre New Brunswick is one of Canada's leading regional theatre companies. Our mission is to create extraordinary theatre that inspires and entertains our audience while celebrating New Brunswick's best theatre artists; and to provide outstanding theatre training and performance that educates and awakens the imaginations of our youth.
http://www.sunshinetheatre.org
Sunshine Theatre Company is a registered not-for-profit society with charitable status, so any amount donated to the company will be recognized with a tax receipt, as well as acknowledgement in our show programs. Donations by individuals and corporations are vital to the company's financial health, and also demonstrate to other funding agencies that there is significant community support for our activities. Please see the link below if you would like to contribute to your theatrical community!
TheatreOne continues to provide a venue for professional artists, particularly those from British Columbia, to practice their craft, thereby enhancing the quality of life in Nanaimo by encouraging social interaction and by developing Nanaimo's culture and its economy. Our MAINSTAGE productions remain a focal point for the company. TheatreOne is proud to bring these professional theatrical productions to our audience at The Port Theatre - Nanaimo's state of the art 800 seat performing arts facility. We are here because we, and Nanaimo, love theatre - and we enjoy fulfilling our goal to continue providing audiences with the high standard of excellence we have become known for. As Nanaimo's Own Professional Theatre Company, TheatreOne is a registered not-for-profit charitable organization and a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatre. TheatreOne engages actors who are members of the Canadian Actor's Equity Association under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement.
CAP21 (Collaborative Arts Project 21, Inc.), a not-for-profit organization, dedicates itself to the creation of new work, the development of new talent and the building of new audiences. These three critical and distinct artistic components will drive the entertainment industry in the 21st century. CAP21's goal is to create programs to achieve substantial and lasting contributions to the future of the arts. Every CAP21 endeavor embraces the following values: collaboration; an exchange between the emerging and accomplished artist; a nurturing support system; an infusion of the traditional with the innovative, and a commitment to serving and cultivating a diverse audience. CAP21's values foster the best possible atmosphere to stimulate creativity.
Quest Theatre is a professional theatre company that serves as a catalyst for creative communication, co-operation and change. Quest develops and produces theatrical experiences that are relevant and important to young people. The Quest experience enhances one's sense of self, engages individuals with issues in their communities and fosters ongoing connections to the performing arts.
GCTC is committed to the production of new Canadian work through our play development program. Each season we commission emerging and established playwrights and workshop new plays. We also operate The Playwrights' Unit, which gives playwrights the opportunity to work with a dramaturg during the development process of their piece. GCTC is a large employer of theatre artists from artistic and technical to administrative in the Ottawa area. We remain committed to the production of challenging Canadian theatre, and have become a base of support for emerging and smaller theatre organizations. GCTC's facility also supports other cultural activities such as Acoustic Waves, our music series. GCTC's audience is made up predominately of well-educated professionals of middle to upper income, which range in age from 25 to 65 years. Last season over 34,000 people attended our shows. In describing what they like best about GCTC, our audience members often refer to the quality and variety of plays presented, the intimacy of the theatre space, our Canadian content and our flexible subscription pass. Over 600 students from Carleton University, University of Ottawa, Algonquin College and local high schools attend GCTC productions through a student subscription discount program offered through their English, Communications or Theatre school program. GCTC's ticket prices ranging from $20 - $40 for a single ticket or a "pay-what-you-can performance" rate for weekend matinee performances. Significant reductions for students/seniors/low income are available for subscriptions and single ticket buyers.
http://www.easternangles.co.uk
Eastern Angles is the regional touring theatre company for East Anglia. Formed in 1982, it has blazed a trail across the east of England and become a national model of excellence for rural touring. It is based at the Sir John Mills Theatre in Ipswich where each year it presents a seven-week run of its popular Christmas show. Throughout the year, it tours to Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire and beyond with new writing, often with a regional flavour. As well as a spring tour and an autumn tour, it presents an occasional site-specific show.
http://www.actorstheatreworkshop.com
The Actors Theatre Workshop is an established pioneer in non-profit theatre that produces classical and contemporary plays, develops new dramatic works, trains and develops actors, writers and directors while making a difference in the lives of homeless children and the community at large. ATW was founded over two decades ago in a studio on Manhattan's upper west side. In 1990, with an outpouring of public and private support, ATW built a new theatre complex and performance space in Chelsea. For the past seventeen years, ATW has flourished as an artistic leader in the field, producing award-winning programs and productions addressing the enormous cultural challenges of childhood poverty and inclusive community building, maintaining high artistic training standards, and developing an organization of artistic merit that has proven itself worthy of public, private and civic support. Thurman E. Scott, ATW's Artistic Director, Executive Producer and Founder, is a widely acknowledged expert of artistic project development. As a director/producer, he creates new products for stage, television and film, from concept to final production. Mr. Scott is an innovator of award-winning arts curriculums and programs for professional artistic training as well as public service to culturally under-served communities.
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