Birmingham Children's Theatre

Founded in 1947 by the Junior League of Birmingham, Birmingham Children's Theatre (BCT) is of the nation's oldest and largest professional theater companies for young audiences. BCT is the largest employer of professional theater artists in North Alabama, and is Alabama's only professional touring theater company. As the resident professional theater of the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex (BJCC), BCT operates the 150-seat Dominick Studio Theatre, the intimate 250-seat Wee Folks Theatre for students ages 3-6 and the larger 950-seat Mainstage Theatre for students ages 6-up. Performing to over 12 million children in its six decade history, BCT serves a combined audience of over 175,000 young people each season through an 11-production season at the BJCC. Four productions tour to over 40 Alabama counties and 17 states annually.

Bridge Street Theatre

Mission Statement ​Bridge Street Theatre’s mission is to enhance the quality of life in Catskill, New York by producing and presenting, independently or in concert with other institutions, quality theatrical productions and other similar events for the residents of Catskill, Greene County, and other nearby areas, to conduct instructional classes, lectures and workshops in theatre and related disciplines for students of all ages, and to offer opportunities for students to demonstrate and improve their skills by participating in theatrical productions at the theatre.

Creative City Collaborative

The visionary staff of Cultural Arts Creatives, Inc. or The Creatives, program and manage cultural venues throughout Pompano Beach including The Pompano Beach Amphitheater (The Amp), Magnetic Pompano at Citi Centre, and the upcoming Cultural Center. The team has also launched other acclaimed south Florida venues including Arts Garage and Bailey Contemporary Arts. The Creatives’ focus is on the emerging and exploding arts landscape of Pompano Beach. Our mission is to champion and advance Pompano Beach as The City of Arts and Innovation in the broadest creative, economic and social context possible; to attract and retain the best regional talent and to showcase South Florida as the national gemstone of arts and culture.

Caravan Stage Company

Created in 1970 by Paul Kirby and Adriana Kelder, the Caravan started as a one-wagon puppet show traveling around Vancouver Island. It grew to become a major theatrical organization with a twenty-five-person company of actors, musicians, artists and technicians, all touring in six large wagons pulled by a team of Clydesdales. In 1993, the Caravan decided to switch to its own version of a showboat, building a 90 ft. tall ship to enticing and allure -- like a modern-day pied piper -- a non-traditional theatre audience. The mandate of the Caravan is to bring its original productions directly into the lives of people who seldom have the opportunity to experience the performing arts. The Caravan proudly embodies the historical myths of the tall ship and horse-drawn worlds to perform avant-garde experimental theatre. We create works that showcase a mosaic of character, music, poetry, dance, aerial work, design artistry, and visual media. Within the upper trusses and the lower decks, as the aerialists cavort, a palette of surprises, colors, and mechanical transformations are engineered into this one-of-a-kind experimental rock opera.

Elements Theatre Collective

Elements Theatre Collectve is a non-profit theatre group located in Santa Barbara, California. Our mission is to provide free, accessible, and professional-quality theatre to under-served communities. Our goal is to incite the cultural growth of our community by crafting poignant theatrical works that spark discussion and cultivate human connection. We provide opportunities for artists and other creative people to develop and showcase their skills, while creating a strong sense of community in art. For more information, visit our website at www.elementstc.org.