Theatre Allies

If you want to identify specific phrases that describe community theaters, "coexistence" may reflect many aspects of what we are doing.

A local business / art committee / advertiser / sponsor / underwriter and community theater gathers, keeping the theater open and screening the community.

Customers, supporters, members of the single ticket purchase community will experience drama production and educational programs

Volunteers organize suit, sell tickets, clean up facilities, manage the theater, operate lights and sounds, and perform at the stage to create the best works.

Productions gather at the last moment of theater magic to open the opening night (Let the truth ...)

Theater Allies is a new program implemented by AACT, and even individual theater supporters encourage and encourage alliances of theaters through regional cooperation, collaboration and support. Webster defines "allies" as "allies associated with other people, ie people or groups that provide help and support." This is the entire contents of this project.

Regular meeting (once a week, once a month - the role for allies is not relevant) - The conference can be done directly by telephone, several e-mails directly.

Regarding the discussion of history and current issues, these issues are thought to be between the current state of the theater and the places they dreamed of

Advice on strategy, art selection, staffing, board of directors, volunteers, management

Possibility of certain shared resources (equipment, tools, fixtures, clothing, etc.) - only content that is reasonable and can be a sponsor of the theater

Joint venture (eg attendance at the board meeting, audition, rehearsal, special event, joint announcement, collaborative production etc) - Unlimited choice

Peer-to-peer, mentors and other partnerships are possible - can be adjusted to suit all needs, or to match the best of both allies.

Although we have just started this exciting program, the four AACT member theaters strengthened their alliance and formalized or expressed interest in participation:

To download the Theater Allies process details and the Member Alliance Agreement to participate in this exciting program, click the appropriate link below.

It was officially founded on 30th March 1942 when Admiral Chester Nimitz of the United States was appointed as the best Allied Commander in the Pacific Region. In another major theatrical theater in the Pacific, the Southwest Pacific Theater, the Allies commanded by General Douglas MacArthur. Both Nimitz and MacArthur are supervised by the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States and the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Western Union (CCoS). The majority of the Japanese forces in the theater are part of the Japanese Imperial Navy joint fleet (Joint Fleet Regiment), which oversees all Japanese warships, naval aircraft and marine infantry units. Rengō Kantai was led by Admiral Yamamoto Isoroku Yamamoto until he was murdered in April 1943 with an American fighter attack. Yamamoto was handed over by Adomi Koga (1943 - 44) and Admiral Toyoda Admiral (1944 - 45).

Theater Allies is a new program implemented by AACT, and even individual theater supporters encourage and encourage alliances of theaters through regional cooperation, collaboration and support. Webster defines "allies" as "allies associated with other people, ie people or groups that provide help and support." This is the entire contents of this project.

Dramatic research is an indispensable part of traditional art course, broadening the understanding of human interaction and enhancing the evaluation of theater art. The partnership between theater, dance and video production is part of this division's efforts to incorporate aesthetic, human and social scientific perspectives into the fundamental form of human communication research. The department regularly provides learning opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of common languages ​​in the performing arts.

This course aims to provide students with ideas on the elements of the play and how they can interact and interact to experience live theater. Lecture and discussion investigate the nature and art of the theater, video recording and live stage drama appreciation provide examples of various types of drama including tragedy, comedy, musical. This course meets the international / intercultural requirements of the university