1. Star Plaza Theatre: General Information Click here to see a seating chart Theatre Lobby Lobby doors open to thepublic one hour prior to show time. Star Plaza Theatre Box Office. http://www.starplazatheatre.com/files/general.shtml

Seating Star Plaza Theatre is a 3400-seat intimate theatre with two seating levels in a semi-circle around the stage. The Main Floor Level seats 2,000 people and the Mezzanine Level,which overhangs the main level about midway, seats 1,400. The furthest seat in the auditorium is only 120 feet from the stage thrust. Click here to see a seating chart Theatre Lobby Lobby doors open to the public one hour prior to show time. An elevator is located between lobby Doors #8 and #9. Parking Ample parking, at no additional charge, is available in well-lighted parking lots surrounding the theatre building. Special Needs Guests Seating for those with disabilities is available through the Box Office. Please mention this special need when purchasing tickets. Listening devices for the hearing impaired available from theatre ushers or House Manager. Non-Smoking Policy Star Plaza Theatre is a non-smoking facility. Designated smoking areas are located outside lobby doors #1 and #9. Theatre Staff Offices Available by calling (219) 769-6311 or Star Plaza Theatre 8001 Delaware Place Merrillville, IN 46410

2. Keswick Theatre General Information Please refer to the Directions page for driving directions, parking or using SEPTAto get to the Theatre. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE OF THE KESWICK THEATRE! http://www.keswicktheatre.com/geninfo.html

Getting to The Show Please refer to the Directions page for driving directions, parking or using SEPTA to get to the Theatre. Refreshments A well stocked candy counter with snacks and beverages,full-service bar, and a gourmet coffee bar are available for your enjoyment. There are no restrictions to taking food or beverages into the auditorium. In order to minimize lobby noise during performances, these generally close during actual performance time. We do not allow outside food or beverages in the building. Smoking There is no smoking allowed in public buildings in Abington Township. Smokers usually are found in front of the building before shows and during intermissions. Please hold onto your ticket stub if you leave the building. Just about all contracts with artists demand we prohibit the audience from taking photographs or video recordings as well as audio recordings. Please cooperate by leaving this equipment in your car. Merchandise Many shows offer artist's recordings, tee shirts, hats, posters and other items. Prices are established by the artist and the table is generally manned by their personnel. A few are equipped to accept payment by credit card, but assume cash is required.

3. The British Theatre Guide: Amateur Theatre General Index Items of General Amateur Theatre Interest. This is the index to articlesof general amateur theatre interest. Some were originally http://www.britishtheatreguide.info/amateurtheatre/amateurgeneral.htm

Sign up for our Newsletter Amateur Theatre Links Articles News Reviews ... Other Resources Items of General Amateur Theatre Interest This is the index to articles of general amateur theatre interest. Some were originally special one-off pieces, others were weekly features. They are gathered together here for convenience. Creating Characters A week-long summer training course organised by the Drama Association of Wales. Destiny, a New Musical A production by the Essex Group The Royal Manor Theatre, Portland This company has a rather interesting theatre and is experiencing some difficulties at the moment. Poor Little Orphan Web Sites Why do some amateur companies abandon their sites, leaving them out-of-date and of no use to anyone? BT's Support for Amateur Theatre The BT Biennial The Methuen Amateur Theatre Handbook A glance at a valuable new publication. Betrayed!

4. GI - Theatre - Topics Springboard for theatre general Directors The Hanover Schauspiel. Hanoveris a golden springboard to higher posts. As a city on the http://www.goethe.de/kug/kue/the/thm/en74896.htm

Contact About Us Presse Supporters ... Theatre Theatre News Topics Introduction Projects ... Links Springboard for Theatre General Directors The Hanover Schauspiel Hanover is a golden springboard to higher posts. As a city on the threshold to real importance, it is ideal not only for rehearsing to become German Chancellor, as once did Gerhard Schr¶der as the Minister President of Lower Saxony. As recommendation for the directorship of a German metropolitan stage, Hanover has hitherto also offered precisely the right field of tension: spectacular successes appear at once as spots in the Berlin and Hamburg news, while the mediocre and unsuccessful on the other hand enjoy the mercy of provincial oblivion. While General Director of the Hanover Schauspiel, Eberhard Witt was appointed to the Bayerische Staatstheater in Munich, Ulrich Khuon switched to the Thalia in Hamburg, and Wilfred Schulz, the present incumbent, will in all probability continue the tradition – especially since, after coming to Hanover as chief dramatic advisor of the most successful German stage of the nineties, the Deutsche Schauspielhaus in Hamburg under Frank Baumbauer, he has succeeded in maintaining the proven quality of his work. Classics interpreted with radical contemporaneity, a strong emphasis on contemporary drama, and faith in the younger generation of directors, have proven their worth in Lower Saxony, too. Encouragement of the new And Schulz has intensified this trend to the pitch of adventure, making an avant garde virtue of provincial necessity. Lacking the attraction of stars (who could be lured to Hanover only during Schulz’s first season and only because of his excellent connections), he has deliberately and successfully promoted the new: “Hamlet”, mirrored by Nicolas Stemann in contemporary media society, was invited to the Berlin Theatertreffen; the engagement of the local but more than locally famous Pop artist Mousse T (“Sex Bomb", “Horny”) for the musical “Alice” finally brought German theatre into the musical present; and the many adaptations of contemporary novels (Michel Houellebecq, Karen Duve, Rainald Goetz, Ray Bradbury and Vladimir Nabokov) have become almost a trademark of the programme.

5. Wheelock Family Theatre: General Information Wheelock Family theatre general INFORMATION, http://www.wheelock.edu/wft/wftgeneral.htm

Wheelock Family Theatre GENERAL INFORMATION Phone Numbers Website Location Purchasing Tickets ... Audio Described Performances PHONE NUMBERS Box Office Theatre Office TTY for the Deaf WEBSITE http://www.wheelock.edu/wft/ LOCATION The Wheelock Family Theatre is conveniently located on The Riverway in Boston, near the museums, Longwood Medical Area, Collage Corner and Fenway Park. Our mailing address is 200 The Riverway, Boston 02215 and our street address and ticket office is at 180 The Riverway, at Wheelock College , between Longwood and Brookline Avenues. PURCHASING TICKETS The Box Office telephone for ticket purchases is 617-879-2300. You can also purchase tickets online through www.theatermania.com The direct link to The Phantom Tollbooth tickets: http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm?int_show_id=23962 Single Ticket orders will be processed beginning October 1st. All orders received 10 days in advance of performance will be mailed unless requested held. Each ticket order includes a $3.00 handling fee. WFT does not offer refunds on ticket purchases. There is a $5.00 fee for exchanges which must be made 48 hours prior to performance. The Box Office is open Monday through Friday from noon to 5:30 pm. Tickets prices are: Section A - $18.00, B - $16.00, C - $12.00 Ticket prices are based on where you sit in the auditorium, and not on age.

6. Thistle Theatre: General Ticket Purchase And Sales General Public / Family Ticket Purchase. Jack and the Bean Stalk. LOCATION. DATE.TIME. TICKET QUANTITY. 2003 Thistle Theatre site design by JF Designs.com. http://www.thistletheatre.org/tickets.htm

Please select the type of Ticket you are purchasing: Season Tickets General Public / Family Tickets School Tickets If you are a school teacher or education professional, you qualify for a discounted ticket price to our school performances, click here or call (206) 524-3388 to order tickets for your class. General Public / Family Ticket Purchase Goldilocks and the Three Bears LOCATION DATE TIME TICKET QUANTITY Adults Child / Senior please select a performance date and time Bellevue Performance Fri. Oct. 9, 2004 :: 2:00pm Bellevue Performance Sat. Oct. 9, 2004 :: 4:00pm Bellevue Performance Sat. Oct. 10, 2004 :: 2:00pm Bellevue Performance Sun. Oct. 10, 2004 :: 4:00pm Burien Performance Fri. Oct. 15, 2004 :: 7:30pm Burien Performance Sat. Oct. 16, 2004 :: 1:00pm Burien Performance Sat. Oct. 16, 2004 :: 3:00pm

7. The Conservatoire For Acting And Musical Theatre: General Information General information. If you want to be a successful professional actor, musicaltheatre performer, stage manager or technician then GSA Conservatoire has a http://www.conservatoire.org/content.asp?CategoryID=9

8. RMTS :: Royal Theatre Royal theatre general Information The Royal Theatre opened in 1913as a privately built and operated roadhouse. It has seen many http://www.rmts.bc.ca/royal.html

General Information Front Of House Stage Stage Equipment Loading Area ... Dressing Rooms Royal Theatre General Information The Royal Theatre opened in 1913 as a privately built and operated roadhouse. It has seen many of this century's great performers on its stage, including Sarah Bernhardt, Carlos Montoya, Mikhail Baryshnikov and Luciano Pavarotti, in spite of having been used in part as a cinema from 1917 until 1981. The original foyer has been augmented by lobby extensions completed in 1991, while the auditorium retains its original Rococo/Renaissance Revival style decor. The Royal is home to the Victoria Symphony and Pacific Opera Victoria, as well as being Vancouver Island's premiere venue for touring attractions. Description: Proscenium theatre, single balcony plus two side boxes, conventional seating. Seating Capacity: , including 10 wheelchair positions. 45 seats are removed for full orchestra pit.

9. Tidemark Theatre General Information General Information. Box Office The Tidemark Theatre Box Office is open Tuesday throughSaturday from 1200 noon to 500 pm and straight through to performance http://www.tidemark-theatre.com/genrl.html

General Information Box Office The Tidemark Theatre Box Office is open Tuesday through Saturday from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm and straight through to performance time on event days. The Box Office is a self contained office which also provides a charge-by-phone service (287-PINK) for VISA and Mastercard holders. Concession Bar Enclosed counter space with two fridges, sink, coffee makers, cups and wine/beer glasses. Operated by Tidemark Front of House Volunteers. Parenting Room Sound attenuated room, located left rear of house. Full view of stage through large picture window. Internal Sound system. Will accomodate 10 - 12 persons. Green Room Located stage left through a short corridor. 26 ft. by 16 ft. furnished. Bar fridge. Internal sound system. Closed circuit colour monitor. Dressing Rooms Two large, company style, dressing rooms located adjacent to the Green Room. 10 person capacity each. Both dressing rooms are fully appointed with mirrors, make-up lights, showers, sinks, toilets and wardrobe racks. Irons and ironing boards are available. Loading Bay Located at the rear of the building in the alley. Large roll up door with electric chain drive. Clear height 12 ft. Clear width 11 ft. Standard truck load in/out facility at stage level. Driveway will accomodate 40 ft. tractor trailers.

10. The Wadham Web Portal The Moser Theatre General Lighting Rig The Moser theatre general Lighting Rig. Size, 291296. Contenttype, application/pdf.Download File. Download The Moser theatre general Lighting Rig. http://alt.wadham.ox.ac.uk/Members/majrober/Moser Theatre/currentu/pdf/gen_rig.p

11. Amateur Theatre: General Information Amateur theatre directory, Lots of information about amateur theatre, Nationalamateur theatre organisation. Last updated on Tuesday, 18 May 2004. http://www.cods.org.uk/amateur_theatre_general_information.htm

Home Latest News About Us Committee ... Social Events The external links below will open in a new window amateurdramatics.com Amdram National Operatic and Dramatic Association Amateur theatre directory Lots of information about amateur theatre National amateur theatre organisation Last updated on Wednesday, 09 June 2004

12. General Theatre General Theatre Introduction Highlights New titles Textbooks Catalogue ForthcomingAll titles Services for Theatre Studies, General Theatre. Introduction. http://uk.cambridge.org/theatre/general/

Browse Theatre Studies General Theatre American Theatre British Theatre Theatre in Europe Cambridge Studies in Modern Theatre ... General Theatre General Theatre Introduction Highlights New titles Textbooks Catalogue Forthcoming All titles Services for Theatre Studies Cambridge Advanced Information Service Inspection copy requests Catalogue requests Quick Search Refine your search with the options below. Whole site Theatre Studies Catalogue General Theatre Introduction The Cambridge theatre list covers the range of theatre history and performance, from antiquity to the present. Definitive student and reference guides are available, alongside student textbooks, and academic reference works. Highlights Booktrade Authors About this site Link to us Other Cambridge sites: Australia Cambridge Journals Online North America Printing Division Cambridge University Press 2001 Cambridge University Press Edinburgh Building Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 2RU Tel: +44 (0)1223 312393 Fax: +44 (0)1223 315052 Contact the Press

13. The Belcourt Theatre : Events presents THE EMPEROR S NEW CLOTHES May 29 (1000) Category theatre general EventFun for all ages will ensue with OWTC s wacky take on Hans Christian http://www.belcourt.org/events.php

Events Children’s Animation Workshop Category: General Event June 21-25 The Belcourt Theatre and the Frist Center present a Children’s Animation Workshop. Young ... Read more Young Directors: Movie Making Category: General Event June 28 - July 9 The Belcourt Theatre and the Frist Center present Young Directors: Movie Making Wor... Read more The Gallery at the Belcourt presents LOOP May 7 (6:00) Category: General Event LOOP, a collaborative project by Hans and Gieves. The show runs May 7 - June 18 during regular thea... Read more Once Upon a Time June 12 (10:00) Category: General Event The McNeely Day Home will be having their annual event at the Belcourt this year. Once Upon a Time i... Read more Bellydance Superstars November 11 (8:00) Category: General Event Read more Kilowatt Ours June 19 (6:45) June 21 (7:30) Category: Film General Event Two screenings only What would you discover if you traced the wires from your light sw3itch to its e... Read more What's happening? Click for a schedule of upcoming events Or search for an event Find out first!

14. Somerset Community College Teen theatre general Information SCC Teen Theatre program is available toall interested teenage students from Middle School and High School. http://www.somerset.kctcs.edu/theatre/Teen Theatre/Teen Theatre.htm

Home Students Staff Box Office ... Teen Theatre Festival Teen Theatre General Information SCC Teen Theatre program is available to all interested teenage students from Middle School and High School. Open Meetings – All interested teens may attend open meetings each Wednesday in Stoner Little Theatre. This will continue for six weeks and culminate into rehearsals for the Teen Theatre short play productions at the Teen Theatre Festival on February 28th. Short Play Rehearsals – Students who are cast in the Teen Theatre short play productions must commit to a weekly rehearsal schedule. Acting Workshops – Acting Workshops for Teens interested in preparing for an audition in SCC’s Teen Theatre Festival. SCC Teen Theatre Festival – A daylong theatre festival will take place on SCC’s campus on Saturday,February 28th, 2004. For further information contact Steve.Cleberg@kctcs.edu

15. The Waterloo Stage Theatre Clearly, The Essentials have been one of the more popular acts to cometo the theatre , describes theatre general manager Steve Roth. http://www.waterloostagetheatre.com/shows.asp

WS_Page = 'Shows'; WS_Ref = ''; WS_noQuery=0; WS_noSession=0; © 2000 The Waterloo Stage Theatre Site Powered by: Email Webmaster with questions or comments about this site. THE NEW 2003-2004 SEASON! MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release - November 5, 2003 GUESS WHO's STOPPING BY FOR CHRISTMAS? The Waterloo Stage Theatre welcomes THE ESSENTIALS Waterloo Ontario - One of Canada's finest and K-W's favourite a cappela group is returning to the area for a very limited engagement to help kick off the Christmas season. AN ESSENTIAL CHRISTMAS will feature Bob Van Gieson, Daniel Speck, Joon Nah and Joe Oliva singing Christmas favourites, some new material and all of your Essential favourites. This will be the third visit to The Waterloo Stage Theatre for the Essentials. They starred in Oh What a Night as part of the 2001-02 season at the theatre and returned for an encore performance six months later. "Clearly, The Essentials have been one of the more popular acts to come to the theatre"

16. DBM Theatre NetSearch: General Theatre Topics By Donn B. Murphy theatre general INTERNATIONAL. This site is maintained by Donn B ASSOCIATION FOR theatre IN HIGHER EDUCATION - ATHE - theatre Journal of the Association for theatre in Higher http://www.georgetown.edu/murphy/netsearch/general.html

This site is maintained by Donn B. Murphy, Ph.D. Emeritus Professor An awesome web of Links to Theatre Companies Across America Website Addressing gender issues and women's roles in the arts, 1660-1800 Theatre Journal of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education - This periodical covers a wide variety of theatrical topics including social and historical studies, production reviews, and theoretical inquiries that analyze dramatic texts and production. Readers include scholars and educators in theatre studies and performing arts at more than 1,500 colleges and universities; practitioners of the performing arts, and general readers. Website ... Website Lion King, The New England Marionette Opera - Memories of a Theatre which burned Puppet Company - Glen Echo, MD Reviews of Many Plays Website ... Journal Theatre Topics focuses on performance studies, dramaturgy, and theatre pedagogy. Concise and timely articles on a broad array of practical, performance-oriented subjects, as well as a comments section on current topics, keep readers informed of the latest developments on the stage and in the classroom. The journal's audience includes scholars and students of theatre, educators, members of theatre associations, actors, directors, playwrights, designers, and theatre enthusiasts. Theatre Sites on the Internet Website Website Theory and Aesthetics of Contemporary Feminist Theatre: Brief description by Aphia Parsons and Nettie Wasowski ... Jobs in Theatre, Entertainment, Film and Related Occupations

17. Dallas Black Dance Theatre Contemporary African American dance company. Site provides schedule, educational programs, history and general information. http://www.dbdt.com/

Publick Playhouse April 1-17 Cheverly, MD DBDT II Annual Spring Concert Booker T. Washington Performing Arts High School Dallas, TX Spring Celebration Series May 28 - 29, 2004 Majestic Theatre Dallas, TX Lincoln Center (Out of Doors) August 23-24, 2004 New York, NY Dallas Black Dance Theatre is in the silent phase of a $10 million capital campaign to complete the acquisition and renovation of an historic building (the former Moorland YMCA building) in Dallas' downtown Arts District. This building will be a permanent center for rehearsals, training, and dance educational programs. This will give DBDT the opportunity to increase its training academy programs and services from 300 students to 1,000 students per week. The Arts District location of DBDT's new facility (2700 Flora Street) will be located along side the Dallas Symphony, the Dallas Museum of Art, the new Performing Arts Center, and the Nasher Sculpture Center. More . . .

18. Little Theatre Guild Message Board Forums A collection of general boards for guild theatres. http://www.southlondontheatre.co.uk/phpBB/index.php

Little Theatre Guild Discussion Forums Register Edit Profile Edit Your Preferences ... Login Our users have posted a total of -22937- Messages. We have -646- Registered Users. The newest Registered User is - anon -4- users are currently browsing the forums. Please login: Not a member? Click here to register. "I love long life better than figs." Antony and Cleopatra I, 2 Forum Topics Posts Last Post Moderator LTG General LTG General General LTG Business by Sprout Anton Krause John.Tappy LTG Website To discuss the layout and content of the site. Requests for changes can be posted here too. by John.Tappy John.Tappy LTG Webmasters Do you run your group's website? Want to swap tips, tricks, ideas or gripes? Post them here. by chipsteadplayers Anton Krause John.Tappy Forthcoming Attractions Feel free to advertise your shows here! by Maurice Uzzell Anton Krause Auditions If you hold Open Auditions feel free to advertise them here. Be sure to include your geographical location. by amyincyprus Anton Krause Resource List List of suppliers, contacts etc of use to LTG Member Theatres. Please share your resources here. by Elaine Heath Anton Krause Niall Monaghan Help and Advice Need help from other LTG members. Post requests here

19. Ford's Theatre National Historic Site (National Park Service) Ford's theatre Museum. Open All Year 900 a.m. to 5 p.m. View all Facilities »Fee Information. View all Fees » 1865, when Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed, just five days after general Lee's http://www.nps.gov/foth

Ford's Theatre Museum Open All Year 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fee Information America's transfer from civil war to peace was made more difficult on April 14, 1865, when Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed, just five days after General Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House. A well-known actor, John Wilkes Booth, desperate to aid the dying Confederacy, stepped into the president's box. Booth's decision to pull the trigger altered the nation's power to reconstruct after the war. Booth escaped into the night as Abraham Lincoln was carried to the Petersen boarding house across the street. It was there that President Lincoln died early the next morning, and became the first American president to be assassinated. Explore Ford's Theatre National Historic Site and discover some of the motivations behind this tragic act and its impact on a nation trying to heal. Home Accessibility Activities Facts ... Special Events Designations Ford's Theatre National Historic Site - June 23, 1970 Ford's Theatre (Lincoln Museum) - April 14, 1965

20. Theatre/General 10, Acting 1, Design 1:Introduction To The Theatre theatre/general 1, plus any two courses from theatre/Acting 1, theatre/Design1, theatre/general 10 and theatre/Playwriting 1. theatre http://www-muir.ucsd.edu/advising/thtrgen.htm

Theatre/General 1, plus any two courses from Theatre/Acting 1, Theatre/Design 1, Theatre/General 10 and Theatre/Playwriting 1 Theatre/General 1: Introduction to Theatre An introduction to fundamental concepts in drama and performance. Students will attend performances and learn about how the theatre functions as an art and as an industry in today's world. Theatre/Acting 1: Introduction to Acting A beginning course in the fundamentals of acting: establishing a working vocabulary and acquiring the basic skills of the acting process. Through exercises, compositions and improvisations, the student actor explores the imagination as the actor's primary resource, and the basic approach to text through action. Theatre/Design 1: Introduction to Design for the Theatre A survey of contemporary and historical concepts and practices in the visual arts of the theatre; studies in text analysis, studio processes, and technical production; elementary work in design criticism. A course serving non-majors as an introduction to theatre and majors as the first step in the design and production course sequence. Theatre/General 10: Theatre and Film Theatre and Film analyzes the essential differences between theatrical and cinematic approaches to drams. Through selected play/film combinations, the course looks at how the director uses actors and the visual languages of the stage and screen to guide and stimulate the audience's response.

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