ATCA’s 2018 annual conference will be held July 10-15, 2018 at American Players Theatre, a classical repertory company in the hills along the Wisconsin River, about 40 miles west of Madison, Wisconsin. APT, Hill Theatre (Saina Bashir, The Cap Times) Early conference plans include four plays with a fifth optional...
As the ATCA gathering in NY ended, everyone headed home to tend to theater there. Columns, blogs and pictures, plus Facebook and Twitter, recorded the panels, interviews and shows in NYC. Here are a few pix (mainly from the Sardi’s gathering) to add to those previous posted (scroll...
More pictures coming (though you can see some now on Twitter at #atcaNY17). But first, here’s Lauren Yee (left), receiving her plaque for the $10,000 Francesca Primus Prize from Primus Prize chair Barbara Bannon (center) and Patsy Kahn, representing Barry Primus and the Primus Foundation. The...
Follow all the action on Twitter at #atcaNY17 For one thing, there’s a tweet-post competition under way, so posts proliferate. And that’s where you’ll find pictures like the following explained. Tony, Tony, who’s got the Tony (at the League of Broadway Theatre office)Panel, panel … . ...
In its continuing effort to create vibrant programming beyond its outstanding national conferences, ATCA is happy to announce its first Regional Saturday Conference in Cincinnati on March 10, with optional bookend theatre opportunities on March 9 and 11, 2018. The intimate, low-cost event will be limited to twenty...
Click here or on “Details” under the ATCA Daumier Times Square statue in right column for updated list of activities, panels and participants....
The ATCA-NY17 Conference Chair Sherry Eaker and the NY Conference Committee invite all ATCA members to a New York City weekend meeting! Register now — low fees still available. 1. Follow the journey of a new musical from conception to the Broadway stage with the show’s creators and lead producer 2. Attend either the Shubert...
You may recognize the invitation! But Sherry Eaker’s committee really has its act together: the conference logo, in which we find the ATCA-Daumier critic looming Cohan-esque over Times Square, is in the column to the right. Playwright-Critic Forum / Page to Stage with “A Band’s Visit” / Site...
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