by TheaterB | Feb 26, 2014 | BEAT, Special Projects
For the first time, Theatre B’s B.E.A.T. Program is collaborating with NDSU’s Department of Theatre Arts to offer the Performing Arts Program of North Dakota Governor’s Schools. Students will work in an ensemble-based environment to create and...
by TheaterB | Dec 31, 2013 | BEAT, Ensemble, Giving Hearts Day, God of Carnage, Red, Scrooge Macbeth, Season Eleven, Season Ten, Special Projects, Sweet Nothing
2013 has been quite the year for us at Theatre B, with big successes, challenges, and opportunities. So it’s time for that grand tradition, the Year in Review. January We started our year grieving the untimely loss of an exceptional artist and friend, Ensemble...
by TheaterB | Jun 17, 2013 | Community Support, Ensemble, Special Projects
Theatre B ensemble members David Wintersteen and Brad Delzer are training with the Siti organization in New York for the month of June. Here, David reflects after his first day. This is cross-posted on Concordia College Theatre’s blog The summary after one day...
by TheaterB | Feb 8, 2013 | Giving Hearts Day, Special Projects
One of Theatre B’s values is to produce thought-provoking art as inspiration for social action. There is nothing that embodies this better than our special projects, which are often a collaboration with a community partner. This past fall alone, we produced two...
by TheaterB | Nov 7, 2012 | Season Ten, Special Projects
One thing that I think Theatre B does really well is produce theatre that will always leave you thinking. At the end of nearly every show, you’ll be questioning, wondering. It is theatre with a purpose. I have the privilege of performing in our upcoming special...
by TheaterB | Oct 7, 2012 | Season Ten, Special Projects
One of the values that the ensemble of Theatre B attempts to hold in all of its work is a belief that the theatre can present thought provoking art as inspiration for social action. Every year, Theatre B seeks out socially engaged projects through partnerships with...
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