"Tomorrow's Stages: Blueprints for Transforming Theatre"

AATE/ATHE Joint Conference
July 31 - August 3, 2003

New York Marriott Marquis
New York, NY
(212) 398-1900
www.nymarriottmarquis.com

In a city of diverse stages and great strength, ATHE and AATE invite you to shape the future by transforming your theatrical dreams and imaginings into action. As New York City and our nation continue to rebuild, discover how the theatre we teach and perform reflects our nation’s new reality.

Draft a new theory about the future of theatre. Create a vibrant theatrical collaboration with another discipline. Design a unique performance space. Build an innovative environment for learning at all levels. Construct your own blueprint for tomorrow's theatrical skyline.

AATE and ATHE, two nationally-recognized nonprofit membership organizations, will combine their knowledge, expertise and vision in presenting state-of-the-art learning opportunities.

The goal of this joint education forum is to impact the effectiveness of the profession of theatre education through a long-term vision of the role of theatre arts within the school, the community and society at large. Trends in pedagogy, arts funding, promotion and tenure, theatre training within the corporate world, and other topics of immediate concern to professionals at all levels of teaching and performance.

• Online Registration (coming soon)
  
• AATE contact info
  
• Session Proposal Form
  [Word format] [ PDF format]
  
• Conference Planners
  
• Projects and Programs Grants, 2003-04
  • Application [Word ] [PDF]
  • Guidelines [Word] [PDF]
  • Calendar [Word] [PDF]
    
• Information for Exhibitors
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AATE/ATHE 2003 New York Conference Committee (NYCC)

• Alistair Martin-Smith, AATE Conference Chair, New York University: am60@HOMEMAIL.nyu.edu
• Michael A. Pearl, AATE, Grandview High School, Aurora, CO:
  MikePearl@aol.com
• Betsy Quinn, AATE Second Vice President, Conferences, Haven Middle School, Evanston, IL: irishbq@attglobal.net
• Marcia Morrison, ATHE Vice President, 2003 Conference, Genesee Community College, Batavia, NY: MKMorrison@genesee.edu
• Julia Matthews, ATHE Vice President-Elect, 2004 Conference, Albright College, Reading, PA: jmatthews@alb.edu
• Barbara Parisi, ATHE NYCC member, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus: ryanrep@juno.com