ENGAGEMENT

Our engagement invites people to take part in tradition.

We believe that theatre is at it’s best when used as a tool in service of communities. It should preserve, challenge, and transform local traditions and forms. To this end, we work with communities by leading conversations arising from our performances, curating participatory social events, and hosting workshops that share our knowledge while nurturing local creation.

Sharing Pathways to Creation

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Julia Listengarten, UCF

Lectures and Conversations

Creating “There Ain’t No More!”
Community Based Folklore
Alternative Theatre Making

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Brad Minnick, UALR

Participatory Social Events

Square Dances
Patron Concerts
Folk Music for Young Audiences
Facilitated Dialogues

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Scott Cox, Benedictine College

Workshops and Residencies

Folk Music: Hambone Percussion, Tricks, and more!
Social and Civic Practice Theatre
New Play Creation and Devising
Creative Writing