|
 |
| |
|
ARTISTS REPERTORY THEATRE
1516 SW Alder Street - Portland, OR 97205
- 503.241.9807
Kate Hawkes | kate@artistsrep.org
http://www.artistsrep.org
|
Disciplines
Theatre
|
Type of Program
In-school
|
Age Range
Grades 3-5
Grades 6-8
Grades 9-12
|
|
| Organization |
| Mission: | |
Artists Repertory Theatre is a professional, not-for-profit theater company dedicated to challenging artists and audiences with plays of depth and vibrancy in an intimate setting. Artists Repertory Theatre explores the strengths, frailties and diversity of the human condition primarily through regional premieres, commissioned works and selected classics appropriate to contemporary issues. Artists Repertory Theatre is dedicated to enhancing the artistic culture of Portland and the region by establishing and maintaining education and outreach programs consistent with the artistic mission of the theater.
|
| Founded: | |
1985
|
| Vision: | |
Artists Repertory Theatre’s vision for the future is to become a world-class regional theater known both nationally and internationally for artistic excellence, creativity and originality. A.R.T. will maintain a strong commitment to its mission while expanding the quality and quantity of artistic and educational programs as well as retaining its unique connection with audiences in an intimate environment.
|
| Honors: | |
Named best theater, Portland Citysearch, 2000; Named best venue for live theater, The Oregonian, 2000
|
| |
| Program |
| Programs: | |
Main stage theater productions; Second stage theater productions; A.R.T. Unplugged, staged readings and multidisciplinary performance; PlayLab, staged readings of plays in progress, Actors-to-Go, arts in education
|
| Gender Specific: | |
No
|
| Season: | |
Year-long
|
| Schedule: | |
Weekly
|
| Method of Evaluation: | |
Performance, Product, Survey, Other
|
| Free Program: | |
Yes
|
| Additional Info: | |
About our Actors-to-Go program: This arts-in-education program develops life skills through the medium of theater. Using improvisation and role-playing, actors foster creativity, critical thinking, problem solving, cooperation and personal risk-taking through performances and workshops. Actors-to-Go is offered in schools, social service agencies and other nontraditional theater audiences. Actors also are available for readings, performances and special projects.
|
| |
| Administration |
| Primary Instructor: | |
Other
|
| Professional Development for Artists or Teachers: | |
No
|
| Curriculum Guides or Lesson Plans for Teachers: | |
Yes
|
| Funding: | |
Earned revenue, Private support, Government and/or foundation grants, Corporate underwriting, Other
|
| Governing Board: | |
Yes
|
| Advisory Board: | |
Yes
|
| |
| Community |
| Service Area: | |
City, Multiple county
|
| Serve At-risk Youth: | |
Some
|
| Collaborations: | |
Schools, Libraries, Cultural institutions, Businesses, Social Service
|
| |
Contemporary. Intimate. Visceral. |
Please note: Thirteen/WNET New York compiled these profiles using information supplied to it in June, 2001, by the individual organizations. Thirteen is not responsible for the accuracy of this information, is neither affiliated with nor does it endorse these entities, and is not responsible for any advice or other services provided by them.
|
|
|
|
State Links