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Performing Arts Schools:     more books (100)

Visual and Performing Arts Content Standards for California Public Schools Standing Room Only: Strategies for Marketing the Performing Arts by Philip Kotler, Joanne Scheff Bernstein, 1997-01 Seniors onstage. (acting school for senior citizens): An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Teri MacFarlane, 1995-03-22 Visual & Performing Arts 2005, Guide to (Peterson's Professional Degree Programs in the Visual and Performing Arts) by Peterson's, 2004-10-20 Drawing the Line: Creative Writing Through the Visual and Performing Arts by Barry Gilmore, 1999-10-01 Training.(art schools)(Directory): An article from: Dance Magazine Peterson's Professional Degree Programs in the Visual & Performing Arts, 2 001 (Peterson's Professional Degree Programs in the Visual and Performing Arts, 2001) Class antagonism: Rhonda Lieberman on Art School Confidential.: An article from: Artforum International by Rhonda Lieberman, 2006-05-01 Youth Theatre Interactions.(performing arts): An article from: Westchester County Business Journal by Laura Joseph Mogil, 2004-10-04 Peterson's Professional Degree Programs in the Visual and Performing Arts 1999 (5th Edition) by Peterson's, 1998-10 Mobiles: art that moves!(in Art Schools): An article from: Arts & Activities by Michelle Crosby, 2005-05-01 The creative campus: sharing the scene: what it will take for small campus performing arts centers to survive--and thrive.(VIEWPOINT): An article from: University Business by Robert J. Smith, 2007-12-01 Visual & Performing Arts 2003, Guide to (Peterson's Professional Degree Programs in the Visual and Performing Arts) by Peterson's, 2002-10-10 Performing Arts (Focus on Fine Arts) by Mildred B. Beane, 1989-05

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41. The Play Group Theatre
    performing arts programs for children eighteen and under. Original plays and musicals for young actors are produced by schools, camps, and theaters across the country.  
    http://www.playgroup.org/

42. Performing Arts/Schools LIB 901
    of programs,staff more. Yale School of Drama, Program description, faculty more.schools. NY University Music performing arts Professions,  
    http://invictus.quinnipiac.edu/LIS901/PerformingArts/Schools.html

43. Teatronics Lighting Controls, Inc. Home Page
    The former Teatronics product line, now serviced by Entertainment Lighting Controls. Distributor information available on site. Dimmers, consoles and rack equipment for churches, hotels, performing arts centers, schools, and professional theatres. Santa Margarita, CA.  
    http://www.teatronics.com/

44. Home Page
    International NETWORK of performing and Visual arts schools. Welcome to theInternational NETWORK of performing and Visual arts schools web site.  
    http://www.artsschoolsnetwork.org/
    
    Extractions: International NETWORK of Performing and Visual Arts Schools INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS SCHOOLS Attention High School Counselors: Click on the Network News button to access an important NETWORK survey. - Need a consultant? Contact the NETWORK office. - Click the Annual Conference button for the latest conference news. Message from Catherine Thompson, President Welcome to the International NETWORK of Performing and Visual Arts Schools web site. The next several months will be exciting as we address the ever-changing needs of our members. Many of the additions will be for members only with access through Arts Schools Talk. If you are new to this site, I hope you will consider the benefits of membership and join the growing number of administrators, teachers and counselors currently participating in NETWORK activities on and off the web. And be sure to check out our conference page to learn about NETWORK's next conference in Orange County, California. Please let us know what you would like to see here and we will do our best to meet your wishes. Catherine Thompson, President

45. Shenandoah Shakespeare - Home
    Two touring theater troupes that crisscross the country, performing to over 60,000 people annually at colleges, high schools, festivals, and performing arts centers.  
    http://www.ishakespeare.com/
    
    Extractions: "blowing the cobwebs out of Elizabethan drama," Shenandoah Shakespeare delights audiences at home and abroad with a fresh, energetic approach to Shakespeare. Whether you're considering a visit by the SSE to your campus or performing arts center, or planning to take in an evening of entertainment at the Blackfriars Playhouse in Staunton, Virginia, Shenandoah Shakespeare promises "shamelessly entertaining" productions at affordable prices.

46. Schools And University Departments
    University Departments Libraries, Theatre schools. TeatroArteStudio, Bahia Blanca.Australia Charles Sturt University School of Visual and performing arts;  
    http://www.theatrelibrary.org/links/Universities.html

47. Bluecoat Arts Centre
    Contemporary visual and performing arts, in a listed building. Includes a diary, schools' information, facilities, a history, and contact details.  
    http://www.bluecoatartscentre.com/

48. Performing Arts Links - Index
    Index of Internet resources related to the performing arts.Category arts performing arts Directories University Departments and Libraries, Theatre schools, Argentina.  
    http://www.theatrelibrary.org/links/
    
    Extractions: Index Please help to reconstruct Czech theatres damaged by the catastrophic flood in Central Europe. All information in Theatre.cz Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Canada Czech Estonia Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Israel Italy Japan Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Russia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Taiwan United States University Departments and Libraries, Theatre Schools Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Canada Chile Denmark Finland France Germany Great Britain Hong Kong Israel Italy Netherlands New Zealand South Africa Spain Switzerland United States Cinema Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Canada China Colombia Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Russia Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland United States Vietnam Dance Austria Belgium Canada Denmark Finland France Germany Great Britain India Ireland Israel Italy Japan Mexico Netherlands Russia Spain United States Theatre Amateur Theatre Cabaret Children's Theatre Circus Clowning Gay/Lesbian Theatre Improvisational Theatre Kabuky, Noh, Kyogen

49. New Page 1
    Produces an annual concert series that features nationally known entertainers, provides performing arts programming for local public schools. Council overview, events calendar, and ticket information.  
    http://www.mrac-arts.com/

50. Landmark Studio For The Arts
    Promotes visual and performing arts for the community and schools in Braxton County, West Virginia.  
    http://landmarkstudio.tripod.com
    
    Extractions: was founded and incorporated in 1988 as a non profit corporation in order to promote the Arts in Braxton County, West Virginia. The Landmark directs the visual and performing arts activities for the community and schools. It is located in a converted historic Victorian era church on Main Street in Sutton, West Virginia. It is also home to the West Virginia Landmark Players.

51. Lithopolis Area Fine Arts Association
    Supports art exhibitions, art festivals, awards to local artists, films from the classics, the annual performing arts series, and artists in the schools workshops.  
    http://cwda.net/LAFAA/
    
    Extractions: a Member The Lithopolis Area Fine Arts Association (LAFAA) was founded in 1973 to encourage the development of visual and performing arts in our community. Over the years it has sponsored art exhibitions, art festivals, awards to local artists, films from the classics, the annual Performing Arts Series, and Artists in the Schools workshops. The series programs and workshops have included light and serious drama, dance groups, mime, a puppeteer and a wide variety of musical events ranging from the classical to bluegrass. The Association is administered by a Governing Board of fifteen to twenty-five members elected from within the community. Programs are presented at the Wagnalls Memorial Library . The Board cannot handle all of the work required for all of the programs. Help is needed from as many members of the community as possible. LAFAA is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality entertainment in performing arts. Through its efforts the annual series has grown from one or two events to this year's schedule of six outstanding programs presented in the Wagnalls Memorial Auditorium LAFAA board members and associates volunteer their services to promote the programs and to procure funds through memberships and advertisements.

52. Hunter School Of The Performing Arts
    A K12 school offering a comprehensive curriculum including performing and related arts speciality for both primary and secondary students.  
    http://www.huntperfor-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

53. Performing Arts (Music And Theatre) – Centre For Performing Arts, (Schools And D
    performing arts (Music and Theatre) – Centre for performing arts,(schools and Disciplines). this page employs a stylesheet and  
    http://www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/ARCHIVE/UTASHBKS00/DISCIPLINE/FPB0.html
    
    Extractions: Index of Schools and Disciplines Index of Courses Handbooks Series (1999) A units ... Index of All Units This information was placed here on 20th September 1999 Note: The School of Art (Launceston) is to amalgamate with the Centre for Performing Arts to form a new school. The Centre for Performing Arts at Launceston offers units which count towards the degree of Bachelor of Performing Arts (Theatre or Music) [BPA] as well as Performing Arts Electives and Liberal Studies for students enrolled in other courses. For additional information on courses and admission please contact course.info@utas.edu.au International enquiries, please contact Justine.Geason@utas.edu.au Index of Schools and Disciplines Index of Courses Handbooks Series (1999) ... Index of All Units Queries concerning this site may be addressed to Dr Tim Pickford; email: Tim.Pickford@utas.edu.au University of Tasmania,

54. Wollongong High School Of The Performing Arts
    Address and contact information.  
    http://www.wollongong-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/

55. Index Of Disciplines/Schools 2003
    Downloadable file ESV Faculty of arts – Visual and performing arts. Downloadablefile FCB FFA Visual arts – School of Visual and performing arts.  
    http://www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/UTASHANDBOOKS/DISCIPLINE/
    
    Extractions: University Home Directories Library Course Info ... Units CRICOS Provider Code: 00586B Disciplines are listed in alphanumeric order of their unit code prefixes (with the exception of UPP). (B) Commerce (C) Health Science (E) Education (F) Fine Arts, Visual and Performing Arts ... Miscellaneous (UPP) [BEA] . Downloadable file: BEA

56. Faculty Of Arts - Schools
    About the Faculty. Faculty schools. Art Design. History International Affairs.Languages Literature. Media performing arts. Research Graduate School.  
    http://www.arts.ulst.ac.uk/schools.html
    
    Extractions: We set high standards for our students across the 5 Schools of the Faculty. Our values, which are linked to the University's mission, are: to be a model of a regional Faculty with an international reputation. Regionally, the Faculty operates across all four of the University’s campuses at Coleraine, Belfast York Street, Jordanstown, and Magee campus. Our courses range right across the Arts and Humanities from: Media Studies at Coleraine to Fine Art at Belfast; American Studies at Jordanstown to Drama at Magee; Jewellery at Belfast to Music at Jordanstown; Multi-Media at Magee to History at Coleraine; French at Coleraine to Irish History at Magee; and Languages at Coleraine and Magee.

57. Cpit
    Based on a strong core of language disciplines and the social sciences. Comprises the following schools International School of English Language, School of Recreation, Education and performing arts, School of Languages and Communication, and Te Matauranga Maori.  
    http://www.cpit.ac.nz/aboutcpit/humanities.asp

58. Performing Arts Workshop
    Nonprofit arts education organization dedicated to helping children develop critical thinking, creative Category Regional North America arts and Entertainment Artistsin-schools The Artists-in-schools program places artists in public schoolclassrooms, where they use the performing arts to develop children’s  
    http://www.pawsf.org/

59. COLLEGE OF VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS: Setnor School Of Music
    College of Visual and performing arts Setnor School of Music.  
    http://vpa.syr.edu/schools/music/music.html

60. Performing Arts Workshop
    back to top Home Artistsin-schools Professional Development Internships PAW in News About Us Copyright © 2001 PAW performing arts Workshop - Fort  
    http://www.pawsf.org/ais.html
    
    Extractions: Artists-in-Schools residencies provide students of all backgrounds, talents, and abilities with dynamic, first-hand experiences in dance, drama, music, creative writing, and creative movement. Residencies emphasize the development of children’s social, language, and motor skills in an exhilarating and affirming environment. In 2001-2002, P.A.W. artists conducted over 250 residencies in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin County schools. Email paw@pawsf.org to learn more about bringing Artists-in-Schools residencies to your school!

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