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==Productions== |
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Currently the Shelterbelt Theatre presents 4 regular shows per season, and presents or participates in a variety of other events. Hallmarks of the theatre's regular schedule include the annual productions "From Shelterbelt With Love" and "Shelterskelter," celebrating [[Valentine's Day]] and [[Halloween]] respectively. These shows are known for their [[vignette]] style production as well as their high-energy performances. Non-regular season performances include the Instant Theater Festival, a 24-hour festival in which plays are written, rehearsed, and performed all in a single day, the Great Plains Theatre Conference<ref>[http://www.mccneb.edu/theatreconference/2008/theatercompanies.asp "2008 Great Plains Theatre Conference Participating Theater Companies"] Retrieved 3/17/08.</ref>, and "Christmas with the Crawfords" in partnership with the Shelterbelt's sister company, [[SNAP! Productions]]. |
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Revision as of 17:42, 5 October 2008
The Shelterbelt Theatre is a nonprofit theater organization located in Midtown Omaha, Nebraska that specializes in producing original works for the stage. The theatre won best musical and nine more awards at the 2007 Omaha Metropolitan Area Theatre Arts Guild Awards,[1][2] and won several categories in the 2007 Omaha World-Herald Entertainment and Arts Awards.[3] [4]
About
The Shelterbelt Theatre is a nonprofit theater organization specializing in producing original works for the stage. Known for its intimate setting at 33rd and California Streets, it is a black box theatre where audience members are never more than 15 feet away from the stage.[5]
The mission of the Shelterbelt Theatre is to provide a safe and nurturing environment in which to focus the development of original work and to provide for the practical education of writers, performing artists, creative and technical staff, and the general public in the art and science of moving an idea from the mind to the stage.
History
In 1993 an Omaha playwright named Scott Working brought a script, V OF GEESE, into a local coffee shop and lounge called Kilgore's. After performing the play there Working, along with Alicia McGarr, L. Scott Blankenship, and Ken Jacobs founded the Shelterbelt Theatre in 1993.[6]
Named after the farming practice of planting a windbreak, a long row trees to protect the farmer's homestead and family, the four founding members wanted a place where artists could take refuge in a healthy, unrestricted environment.
Productions
Currently the Shelterbelt Theatre presents 4 regular shows per season, and presents or participates in a variety of other events. Hallmarks of the theatre's regular schedule include the annual productions "From Shelterbelt With Love" and "Shelterskelter," celebrating Valentine's Day and Halloween respectively. These shows are known for their vignette style production as well as their high-energy performances. Non-regular season performances include the Instant Theater Festival, a 24-hour festival in which plays are written, rehearsed, and performed all in a single day, the Great Plains Theatre Conference[7], and "Christmas with the Crawfords" in partnership with the Shelterbelt's sister company, SNAP! Productions.
References
- ^ Fischbach, B. 'Raoul' has TAG Awards eating out of its hand," Omaha World Herald. August 6, 2007. Retrieved 3/15/08.
- ^ Omaha Metropolitan Area Theatre Arts Guild. Search Awards Database. Retrieved 3/15/08.
- ^ "Midtown Artists and Entertainers Win Big at Local Awards Show", Destination Midtown. Retrieved 3/15/08.
- ^ "Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards nominations", Omaha World-Herald. November 20, 2007. Retrieved 3/15/08.
- ^ Jacobs, C."'Shelterbelt' features live action, comfortable atmosphere", Daily Nebraskan. October 21, 2001. Retrieved 3/15/08.
- ^ "Participating Theater Companies", 2008 Great Plains Theatre Conference. Retrieved 3/15/08.
- ^ "2008 Great Plains Theatre Conference Participating Theater Companies" Retrieved 3/17/08.
External links
- Theatre Arts Guild - Omaha Metropolitan Area website.
- Shelterbelt Theatre website.