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	Group Theatre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Group Theatre was a theater collective, formed in New York in 1931 by Harold Clurman, Cheryl Crawford and Lee Strasberg.
		The name "Group" came from the idea of the actors as a pure ensemble; there were to be no "stars." The company's first original play was the labor one-act Waiting for Lefty by Clifford Odets, produced in 1935.
		In 1947, many former Group members formed or joined the longer-lasting Actors Studio, where the techniques they'd developed were refined and taught.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Group_Theatre (287 words)

	American Masters . Group Theatre \| PBS
		They conceived The Group Theatre as a response to what they saw as the old-fashioned light entertainment that dominated the theater of the late 1920’s.
		His highly charged plays, which were often expressed in the language and circumstances of working-class characters, mirrored the essence of what the group wanted to be and do, fulfilling the dream of a theater speaking to and for its audience.
		Many of the group’s members went on to become leading acting teachers and directors, passing on to subsequent generations the spirit and principles that motivated them.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/americanmasters/database/group_theatre.html (690 words)

	Theatre Communications Group
		The Tony Honors recognize contributions to the field of theatre for individuals and organizations that are not eligible in any of the established Tony categories.
		The American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards are presented by the League of American Theatres and Producers and the American Theatre Wing.
		Theatre Communications Group offers its sympathy to those who have been affected by Hurricane Katrina and joins the call for all Americans to contribute whatever they can to the relief and rebuilding efforts.
	www.tcg.org (440 words)

	Untitled Document
		Inspired by the revolutionary theories of Russian director Konstantin Stanislavski, the Group Theatre, was composed of a collection of Theater Guild talent, who bonded to create a theater with a closer relationship to "art" than the Guild represented.
		Idealistic and young (the average age was somewhere around 25), the group was united by a belief that theater was too involved with a "star" system, not particularly interested in the problems of "real life", too dependent on "hit or flop" commercialism, and that the art of acting itself was too artificial and fabricated.
		The Group Theater was disbanded in 1940 after a number of rifts and restructures had adulterated the Group's original concepts.
	www.kryingsky.com /Stan/AssociatedTheatres/bot2.html (601 words)

	Group Theatre Too: Overview
		Inspired by the 1930's Group Theatre, Michael Blevins and Justin Boccitto formed The Group Theatre Too in New York City in 2003.
		The company is a theatre collective comprised of a permanent ensemble dedicated to dramatizing the life of their times through original American pieces, classic and contemporary plays, musicals, and dance pieces that mirror - even change - the life of their troubled times.
		The Group Theatre Too produces quality entertainment that stimulates and supports an ensemble group of artists as well as the general public through productions, outreach, and educational Arts programs for both youths and adults.
	www.angelfire.com /ny5/gtt/overview.html (264 words)

	Theatre of the Eighth Day Poland
		Founded as a student theatre at the University of Poznan in 1964 under the aegis of the state socialist student union (SZSP), by the 1980s the 8th Day had become the most famous of the underground alternative theatre groups.
		Accordingly, the group would effectively prepare two versions of productions: the first for the censor, with most of the contentious material removed, which was accepted for performance, when the unacceptable matter would be restored.
		The group's performances shocked their sometimes coerced audiences, and it was obvious that the group was tolerated as a token example of alternative theatre.
	www2.arts.gla.ac.uk /Slavonic/staff/EighthDay.html (1821 words)

	Group Theatre on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Although never financially secure, the group was recognized as a vital theatrical force.
		Although the group disbanded in 1941, its influence is still greatly felt; many of its members have become prominent actors, teachers, and directors.
		Anoka with an English accent; The city would be home to a Shakespeare festival and a replica of the Bard's Globe Theatre if a group of enthusiasts succeeds.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/G/GroupT1he.asp (722 words)

	Group Theatre -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		The minstrel shows of the early 19th century are believed by some to be the roots of fl theatre, but they initially were written by whites, acted by whites in flface, and performed for white audiences.
		a branch of the New Theatre movement of the 1960s, the aim of which is to heighten audience awareness of theatre by eliminating the distinction between the audience's and the actors' space.
		Includes a list of interactive theater groups, surveys, a FAQ section, inforamtion on educational theater with a mailing list, a thesis and a bibliography on peer education and interactive theater, a diary of an interactive theater performance season, and hints for starting an interactive theater group.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9038228?tocId=9038228 (911 words)

	Aarohan Theatre Group : Theatre for better reasons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Aarohan was founded in 1982 by a group of theatre workers.
		Forum Theatre and train marginalised and oppressed people to use theatre as a weapon to improve their lives.
		We believe that an indigenous theatre movement is both an alternative to a globalized consumer-oriented mass-media and a tool for empowering communities and individuals rendered marginal in modern Nepal.
	www.aarohantheatre.org (179 words)

	The M.W. Repertory Theatre Company, Etc. Home Page
		The founders envisioned a "fast and loose" theatre group which would explore out of the way plays and give new people a chance to act in, and to direct productions at WPI.
		M.W. Rep is loosely affiliated with WPI and its recognized theatre group, Masque, but there is no formal relationship, and M.W. Rep does not receive any school funds, nor official school recognition.
		Financially, the group is entirely dependent on the proceeds from its shows.
	www.gweep.net /~mwrep (328 words)

	Twyford & Ruscombe Theatre Group - Coming soon Curtain Call by Bettine Manktelow
		We are a small and friendly amateur drama group who have had great fun putting together local stage productions for over 40 years.
		The group usually present three shows a year in Loddon Hall, Twyford: a pantomime in January, a light-hearted play in May, and something a little more challenging in October.
		theatre group has a long tradition of welcoming new members and introducing them to amateur theatre.
	www.twyrusdrama.org.uk (154 words)

	Group Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Although the group disbanded in 1941, its influence was great; many of its members became prominent actors, teachers, and directors.
		Theatre facts 1995: a report on performance and potential in the American Nonprofit Theatre based on Theatre Communications Group's annual fiscal survey.
		Theatre Facts 1997: a report on practices and performances in the American nonprofit theatre based on Theatre Communications Group's annual fiscal survey.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/ent/A0821957.html (263 words)

	Theatre Communications Group - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In 1994, she was the first theatre trustee ever to appear on the Tonys, accepting the Tony Award for Best Regional Theatre, along with the theatre's managing and artistic directors.
		He teaches Theatre Administration in the Graduate Program at the Yale School of Drama and was a faculty member in the Graduate Theatre Administration Program at Brooklyn College from 1986 until 1991.
		Her play, Tongue of a Bird, premiered at the Intiman Theatre in Seattle and was subsequently produced by the Almeida Theater in London, the Mark Taper Forum in L.A., the Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival in N.Y.C. and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, among other venues.
	www.tcg.org /Fall_forum_2001/speaker_bios.html (4526 words)

	Los Angeles Acting Class Studio at Theatre Group Studio
		The founder of Group Theatre in the 1930's, Clurman was a director, writer and all-around "man of the theatre".
		Jack Garfein is a director in both theatre and film, a teacher par excellence and "Maestro" to those fortunate enough to have studied with him.
		He was the force behind The Actors and Directors Lab in both Los Angeles and New York as well as the artistic director of The Harold Clurman Theatre in New York.
	www.theatregroupstudio.com /faq.html (534 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Calverton Theatre Group is an amateur theatre group in Calverton, Nottinghamshire, in England.
		The group has been entertaining the village for many years with its combination of comedies, dramas, pantomimes and short sketches - some commercially published work and others written by group members themselves.
		The Calverton Theatre Group website is produced and maintained by Chris Throup.
	www.calvertontheatregroup.org.uk (140 words)

	Group Theatre
		The Group Theatre was formed in New York by Harold Clurman, Cheryl Crawford and Lee Strasberg
		The Group was a pioneering attempt to create a theatre collective, a company of players trained in a unified style and dedicated to presenting contemporary plays.
		They didn't think more of the play because the theatre was packed eight times a week or of its author because he was wearing laurel.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /USAgroupT.htm (651 words)

	Kaikuali Theatre Dance Group - Traditional Melanesian Pacific Island Dance and Theatre Performances (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Traditional Pacific Island dance and story telling theatre is alive and active in Papua New Guinea, and outdoor performances at various places around Alotau were one of the unexpected highlights of my visit.
		The group formed over 15 years ago and has maintained its strong identity and enthusiasm over the years, a remarkable achievement in the face of continuing economic challenges and social change in Papua New Guinea.
		The group has previously performed in Australia and other Pacific Islands, and is very keen to participate in forthcoming festivals, provided sponsors can assist with expenses.
	www.jupacami.net /adventures/png/kaikuali.htm (173 words)

	Group Theatre Too: GTT Press Online
		Boccitto, group member, is especially excited about the upcoming event as "The venue is designed for artists to 'showcase' and try-out new works and works-in-progress.
		The proposed curriculum for SYP is an 8 week musical theatre intensive that features 9 hours of class each week for a total of 72 hours of training in the disciplines of acting, singing/voice, theatre dance, tap, and ballet aimed at students age 8-15.
		You are receiving this ezine because you have expressed interest in the Group Theatre Too through our website at www.gtt.ontheweb.com or through our public performances.
	www.angelfire.com /ny5/gtt/gttpressonline.html (2489 words)

	Irish Theatre Group of Belgium - Home page
		Established in 1979 the Irish Theatre Group (ITG) aims to bring engaging and entertaining community theatre to Brussels audiences.
		Moving towards performance is the second part of a two part theatre workshops that seeks to develop an understanding both of how to explore a given text and also how to build towards a performance.
		The ITG website also offers visitors extensive information on previous ITG productions, details on how you can join the Theatre Group and the possibility to sign up for our email newsletter.
	www.irishtheatregroup.be (349 words)

	FTG Menu Page
		"Frankston Theatre Group seeks to be a vital, financially sound organization committed to presenting a broad range of theatrical work to the widest possible audience, at a very high level of quality, while affording members the opportunity to develop and contribute their skills for their own satisfaction and for the entertainment of the public.
		Frankston Theatre Group Inc. is located in Overport Park at the corner of Somerset and Overport Roads Frankston Victoria.
		Frankston Theatre Group was pleased to unveil its new image at the Mayors Family Picnic on 1 May 2005.
	www.geocities.com /ftheatregroup/menu.htm (1126 words)

	THE WOOSTER GROUP - About The Group
		bringing technologically sophisticated and evocative uses of sound, film and video into the realm of contemporary theatre, and in the process has influenced a generation of theatre artists nationally and internationally.
		The Group's work is unique because it attracts not only the theatre-going community but also artists and enthusiasts of many other cultural disciplines, such as dance, painting, music,
		The Group has created and performed all of its theatre pieces at The Performing Garage in Soho, New York City.
	www.thewoostergroup.org /twg/about.html (163 words)

	The Lovelace Theatre Group Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The natural home of the Lovelace Theatre Group is the Hucknall Community Centre on Ogle Street in Hucknall.
		When he discovered that there was no drama group in the town he decided to form one to showcase the talent of Hucknall and beyond.
		The group is run by a committee made up of 7 members who oversee both the finances, publicity, production and casting.
	www.lovelace-group.co.uk (740 words)

	Blue Man Group - Frequently Asked Questions6204
		The approximate running time for all Blue Man Group theatre shows is one hour and forty-five minutes without an intermission.
		Blue Man Group refers to the area closest to the stage as the "Poncho Section." Blue Man Group provides each person in this section with a poncho just in case some of the materials used on stage go into the audience.
		Blue Man Group is not currently planning to go out with a touring version of the Blue Man Group theatrical productions currently running in New York, Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas, Toronto and Berlin.
	www.blueman.com /about_bmg/FAQ.shtml (1971 words)

	SATCO Member Theatres
		The theatre is small (68 seats), casting calls are open to the community and new scripts are welcomed.
		Located in a historic building, this intimate theatre's goal is affirmation of the human spirit through a consistent reach for excellence.
		The theatre is handicap accessible, but the number of seats are limited so please request handicapped seating when making your reservation.
	www.satheatre.com /satcotheatres.htm (1300 words)

	About CTG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Housed at the Music Center in Downtown Los Angeles, Center Theatre Group is recognized as one of the nation’s leading regional theatre companies with a
		For the past 37 years, this has served as the foundation for Center Theatre Group’s reputation for high caliber theatre.
		Center Theatre Group strives to make theatre available to the widest audience possible and this would not be possible without the generous contributions received each year.
	www.taperahmanson.com /about_ctg.asp (191 words)

	THEATRE AND SOCIAL CHANGE
		Recognize the role that theatre with a conscious social perspective has played in the history of world theatre.
		Promote the research and practice of theatre whose specific focus is the dynamic relationship between theatre and society, and especially cultural analysis and theatre practice and theory which sees itself as an agent for social criticism and/or change.
		Serve as a focus point for studying those theatres that have created theatre-making processes that can serve as model processes for social change (e.g., collaborative approaches, audience choice, group membership).
	www.athe.org /FG/tasc/tasc.html (629 words)

	The Play Group Theatre - Monologues
		At auditions for The Play Group Theatre, each young actor is expected to have a prepared monologue 1-2 minutes in length.
		There are a number of good books that are a collection of monologues which you may be able to find at the library, bookstore, or even online.
		The theatre can accept no responsibility for the accuracy or integrity of any orders placed through these companies.
	www.playgroup.org /publications/monologues.html (322 words)

	Playbill News: Phoebe Brand Carnovsky, Actress of The Group Theatre, Dead at 96
		Phoebe Brand Carnovsky, one of the original acting company members of The Group Theatre in the 1930s, died July 3 at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center in Manhattan, The New York Times reported.
		Group co-founder Harold Clurman called her a "youngster" in his book, "The Fervent Years." Before her tenure with the Group she had performed in Theatre Guild stagings and Gilbert and Sulllivan shows.
		In a rare film appearance, she appeared as the aged Nanny in Louis Malle's "Vanya on 42nd Street," in which a group of actors perform Chekhov's Uncle Vanya on the stage of the then-dilapidated New Amsterdam Theatre.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/87297.html (517 words)

	Shepparton Theatre Arts Group
		Singer Dancer Actor is taught by specialists from the music theatre profession, including Avigail Herman, singer and former Head of Music at NIDA, and Keith Bain, Head of Movement at NIDA for many years.
		Entry to the course is by audition, held at NIDA in Sydney from 12 November.
		It is structured in three terms starting on 30 January 2006 with classes in the evenings and on weekends and finishing with a performance in a NIDA venue in November.
	www.stagtheatre.com (641 words)

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