Network Coordinator:
Danielle Mindess
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ATLANTA Participants:
01 - The Alliance Theatre
02 - Working Title Playwr...
03 - Clark Atlanta Univer...
04 - Community Theater In...
05 - Savage Tree Arts Pro...
06 - Southwest Arts Cente...
07 - Studio Zero Producti...
08 - Studio Zero Producti...
09 - Southwest Arts Cente...
10 - Jomandi
11 - Kennesaw State Unive...
12 - Collection of Spelma...
13 - Lov'n It Live Restau...
14 - The Company Acting S...
15 - The Other Side of th...
16 - Synchronicity Perfor...
17 - Collective Works
18 - Collective Works
19 - Agnes Scott College
20 - Twinhead Theatre and...
21 - Essential Theatre / ...
22 - Collection of dancers
23 - The Process Theatre ...
24 - Aids Quilt Project
25 - Georgia Shakespeare
26 - Emory University dir...
26 - Emory University dir...
27 - Out of Hand Theater
28 - The Salon Group
29 - multiShades Atlanta ...
30 - Project A.R.M.
31 - Southwest Arts Center
32 - Stage Door Players
33 - 7 Stages - Youth Cre...
34 - Dad's Garage
35 - Alliance Theatre - C...
36 - National Black Arts ...
37 - True Colors Theatre ...
38 - Theatre du Reve
39 - Theatre on the Prowl
40 - Ikam Productions
41 - Aurora Theatre
42 - Alliance Acting Clas...
43 - WORKSHOP WEEK
44 - 7 Stages
45 - Le Chat Noir Theatre
46 - Kennesaw State Unive...
47 - Savannah College of ...
48 - Gainesville Theatre ...
49 - Emory University's T...
50 - Theater at Emory
51 - Horizon Theatre Comp...
52 - Actor's Express
Here are the Organizational Hub Theaters for this Network
Playwrighting Center of Theater Emory, The Alliance Theater,


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Week 41
Aurora Theatre

The Aurora Theatre is committed to producing quality, professional theatre for the Southeast, North Georgia, and its most ardent supporters, the residents of Gwinnett County. It serves these communities by offering entertainment that nurtures a love of theatre and develops a new generation of theatre goers.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...

The Aurora Theatre used 365 as a theatrical tour of their gorgeous new Lawrenceville home. The plays were performed in various rooms, including the mainstage theater, and the smaller
"Discovery Point Theater." Local playwright Gabriel Dean (whose play is currently in production in the Discovery Point Theatre) led the audience through the space. Our guide also provided information about all the rooms we visited-- he even hopped into the scene during certain plays as an actor. The Aurora succeeded in caring for its conservative audience base while still maintaining the integrity of the plays by letting the audience know which rooms along the tour would house plays with strong language. In this way, individual audience members held the responsbility for their own sensitivities. I attended Saturday night, and I believe that everyone watched all the plays despite the warning. I'm told the same held true for Thursday and Fridays nights, though much of Sunday's audience decided to opt out of going to those rooms. This wide acceptance seems indicative of the Aurora audience's willingness to give edgier material a chance.
This week, Ms. Parks must have felt a bit restless or uneasy. The plays mostly include characters who search for something, or characters who ponder the meaning of things. One of the plays is even called, A Search For The Meaning of Life. In another play, Bear, the Woman character comments, "I dunno. I feel very- insignificant. I've been writing - 'plays,' I call them. I have, what my dad would call, the 'audacity' to call them plays. Shits. Theyre shits. 365 shits."



Monday - August 20, 2007

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Tuesday - August 21, 2007

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Wednesday - August 22, 2007

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Thursday - August 23, 2007

@ the New Aurora Theatre, 128 Pike St., Lawrenceville - 7pm


Friday - August 24, 2007

@ the New Aurora Theatre, 128 Pike St., Lawrenceville - 7pm


Saturday - August 25, 2007

@ the New Aurora Theatre, 128 Pike St., Lawrenceville - 7pm


Sunday - August 26, 2007

@ the New Aurora Theatre, 128 Pike St. Lawrenceville - 1:30pm