NEWSLETTER SPRING 2005
That Uppity Theater Company Says,
“Peace Out!”
By Sarah Shimchick
That Uppity Theatre Company produced “Peace Out! An Artistic Resistance to War,” one of the largest arts collaborations in the history of St. Louis, in October at the Center for Creative Arts (COCA).
Joan Lipkin, Artistic Director of That Uppity Theatre Company, and local poet, Deborah Stoddard, conceived of “Peace Out,” as an opportunity for both artists and the general public to process the concepts of peace and war through participation in various activities and experiences.
Review of Echo Theatre’s Production Dreaming America: In the Bunker with George
by Linda SearsA fresh wind of progressive thought is blowing out of the heart of “Bush Country.” Dreaming America: In the Bunker with George, an ensemble performance developed by Rhonda Blair, Jerrika Hinton, and Terri Ferguson of Echo Theatre, was performed on the eve of the presidential election in a small, intimate space. Dreaming America acted as a wake up call for those who have struggled to become more conscious of the ways in which living under the duplicitous, neo-conservative regime of the Bush administration has affected our country.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcing Cornerstone Theater Company's second
Cornerstone Institute summer residency program!
CREATIVE TOOLS FOR CRITICAL TIMES
AMNESIA * WITNESS * INTERVENTION
The 11th Annual Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed Conference
Add Verb Productions Receives Community Grant
SHADOW OF GIANTS
The Dell’Arte Company’s “Shadow of Giants” is revised and back for a limited run before embarking on its first tour outside Humboldt County. Performances of the revamped version will run in the Carlo Theatre in Blue Lake on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 4-6 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $13 general, $11 students/seniors. Sunday, March 6 will be a pay-what-you-can performance. Reservations are strongly advised. For tickets or more information call 668-5663 or visit www.dellarte.com.
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