Theatre Profiles
Introduction
Theatre Profiles is an online compendium of information about TCG member theatres and their productions, going back to 1995. Each completed profile contains a wealth of information accessible in ways never before possible when in book form. Simple searches by production, playwright, or theatre or advanced searches by various combinations of theatre and production information reveals the diversity of TCG theatres and their work. The ultimate goal of this project is to provide a complete record of our member theatres' activity from 1995 to the present.
TCG member theatres can update Profiles easily online, but must be logged in to the TCG website to do so. Each theatre's managing leader should have a login, and also has the ability to create logins for theatre staff.
American Theatre's On Stage
American Theatre magazine now draws on Theatre Profiles to generate its "On Stage" production listings. Emailed, faxed or mailed updates will no longer be read by the Schedules Editor.
Upcoming Deadlines
Updates entered by the end of the day July 10, 2008 will print in the October "Season Preview" issue of American Theatre.
This Month On Stage
Search TCG member theatre schedules for upcoming performances. We update listings at the beginning of each month.
New Member Theatres
Epic Theatre Center
Epic Theatre Center is an artist-run company producing a wide range of in-depth education programs, Off-Broadway productions, new play workshops, and community forums throughout New York City. The programs are all designed to empower diverse voices, demonstrate the central role of the arts in a healthy democracy, and help inspire active citizenship in our country.
Parkway Playhouse
Founded in 1946, the Parkway Playhouse is North Carolina's oldest continually operating summer theatre.
Theatre in the Square
The purpose of Theatre in the Square is to carry on a tradition of live theatre as an important art form, as well as to provide the opportunity to enjoy or participate in professional theatre for all citizens of metro-Atlanta and northwest Georgia. The theatre not only enhances the quality of life within the community, but also pays performers, technicians, directors, designers, and writers, thereby encouraging local theater artists to stretch their imaginations, expand their skills, and develop original works.