http://www.pittsfordmusicals.org
Pittsford Musicals, Inc., is dedicated to the following objectives: Provide the community with a creative outlet for people interested in theatrical arts. It all began in 1966 as a PTA fundraiser involving Pittsford parents and teachers, but in a few short years Pittsford Musicals incorporated and grew to include people from all over the greater Rochester area. Our crew, actors, singers and dancers volunteer their time and talent because of their shared love of theatre. Provide the community with affordable local entertainment in the form of a musical production. Although there are many venues for entertainment in Rochester, very few offer such a high caliber production put on by friends, family and peers. We have many faithful audience members as well as cast and crew members who return year after year due to the high standards of the organization. Provide monetary and other support to the community. Since its inception, Pittsford Musicals has awarded over $230,000 in scholarships to area high school seniors pursuing studies in the arts. We have also provided technical and financial support to both Pittsford High Schools to help them create their own excellent productions. We are greatly indebted to the Pittsford Central School District for the continued use of their auditorium.
http://www.kimberleysummertheatre.com
Kimberley Summer Theatre Society (founded 1998) produces yearly theatre shows and a summer theatre school in Kimberley BC, a small, scenic town in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Our objective is to provide affordable but professional theatre for an international audience of all ages. Every year we produce a stage show (generally a musical comedy for all the family, performed in our local theatre) and a Vaudeville show (a free, half hour variety show, performed outdoors in our city centre). Our shows and school run in July and August, when Kimberley is busy with tourists from all over the world. As a not-for-profit society, we can keep our tickets prices low because of the support of our members, donators, volunteers and local government. Apart from our professional actors, we largely work on a volunteer or semi-volunteer basis.
K Dance serves as a vehicle for creative projects for the artistic director of the company, as well as other artists in the region. "For Addie," a theatre work inspired by Adeline "Addie" Atkinson, who built the Hotel Richmond in 1903, was produced by K Dance in 2005. The artistic direction of K Dance collaborated with Jennie Dotts, Executive Director of ACORN (Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods) and photographer/writer Maurice Duke to produce this work. K Dance regularly combines efforts with other organizations in the area (Firehouse Theatre Project, Barksdale Theatre, Richmond Ballet) to produce innovative projects. K Dance is partially supported by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
http://www.tapestrytheatre.com
Tapestry Theatre Company was formed in 1995 with the idea of keeping the classics alive. That year, we produced Shakespeare's The Taming of a Shrew. Since then, TTC has gone on to produce classical and contemporary works, perform in numerous festivals and feature award-winning original works. In June 1997, Tapestry performed at the Northern Virginia Theatre Alliance One Act Festival and a Judge's Discretionary Award for our portrayal of Longstreet. We also WOW'ed everyone with our condensed version of Twelfth Night -- which was the first time anyone had ever performed Shakespeare at the festival. Tapestry has also been proud to produce a number of plays by local playwright and TTC member Jefferson Morris. He was awarded the Best Original Script and Best Original Production at the 1997 NVTA One Act Festival for his work Promise performed by the Encore Players. In 2003, Tapestry performed The Most Massive Woman Wins at the NVTA One Act Festival and walked away with awards for Best Overall Production and two for Best Supporting Actress. For photos from recent Tapestry Theatre productions (you can even purchase them!), visit the website of Bob Morrison's Bonnie Briar Productions.
http://www.marqueetheatricalproductions.com
Marquee Theatrical Productions is an award winning, non-profit community theatre group based in Aurora, Ontario. The Goal of Marquee Theatrical Productions is to have an establishment in York Region whose purpose is to promote and create excellence in Dramatic and Musical Theatre. This goal also provides York Region with a wonderful attraction for the community and for tourists, in the form of rich dramatic entertainment. Marquee offers performance opportunities for adults. Our presentations are the highest quality of community theatre, which enriches the lives of those on stage, and those enjoying the performance. We perform one-two shows within a subscription series hosted by our parent organization, which is cast with Adults, at the Newmarket Theatre, and at the City Playhouse in Vaughan. Marquee Theatrical Productions offers Educational Classes in Theatre and Musical Theatre for children and youths. These Educational Classes are workshops centered on Acting and Improvisation, Voice Instruction, Make-up Techniques, Dancing and Stage Movement. Through the experience, the program participants learn Teamwork, Leadership, and Goal Setting. Furthermore, participation in the programs create self-awareness and self-confidence within a group dynamic. Marquee participates in community "spirit" events, such as Christmas Parades, Street Festivals, and School Fairs. Marquee is proud to be a member in good standing of the Aurora Chamber of Commence, Theatre Ontario and ACTCO. Marquee strides to provide a safe, educational and fun environment for anyone in the community, who wishes to volunteer their time. Marquee is proud to provide Community Service Hours to high school students wishing to complete their High School requirement. Marquee encourages open membership, regardless of age, language, background, race, religion, gender, experience or training.
http://www.visiblefictions.co.uk
Visible Fictions creates vibrant, high quality and accessible theatre for young people and adults alike. For over 16 years, our work has inspired and entertained audiences across the world , from Broadway to schools in the Scottish Highlands , always aiming to challenge, excite and thrill. No two Visible Fictions performances are alike but all guarantee an equally memorable and powerful experience. Alongside our professional performance work, the company produces dynamic education and participation projects which also enthuse all who connect to them, helping participants to discover their own artistic potential and inspire their own learning. We are regularly invited to perform at the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival and other festivals across the world. We have collaborated with BBC Panorama and co-produced with BBC Scotland for BBC Radio 4. Abroad we have co-produced with Danish ASSITEJ and we were thrilled to be the first Scottish theatre company to be invited to perform on Broadway with our production of Red Balloon. We have collaborated with The Seattle Children's Theatre and The Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles and are delighted to be currently working with The Children's Theatre Company, Minneapolis.
http://www.backhouseproductions.org
Back House is dedicated to nuturing new writers, creating an ensemble and producing new works. Back House Productions has been able to exist thanks to the generous support of people like ... you. All contributions are greatly appreciated, and since we are a not-for-profit company, completely tax-deductible.
The Niagara Regional Theatre Guild (formerly Niagara Falls Little Theatre) has now been producing shows for 83 years, making us one of the oldest continuously-running local theatre in New York State! After moving to the Historic Riviera Theatre, we officially changed our name from NFLT to NRTG in 2004, to reflect our regional nature; our talent, our audience, and our volunteers come to us from throughout Western New York. While we no longer reside in Niagara Falls, we continue to serve Niagara Falls, as well as the rest of the Niagara Frontier with top-notch entertainment.
At The Canadian Stage Company, we are committed to the art of contemporary storytelling in Canada and we never miss an opportunity to salute the artists, creators and directors that make it all possible. Amongst these heroes we include our generous partners, the people behind the stage that help us bring these stories to life. Indeed, without our partners, none of this would be possible. As you may not know, your subscription and ticket payments only cover half of the costs it takes to produce the shows you experience at our theatres. We invite you to join our family and become a partner of the Canadian Stage Company. Please make a donation on your Ticket Order Form. Every little bit helps.
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