AATE National Conference

AATE National Conference July 27 - 31, 2011 REGISTER NOW | HOTEL AND TRAVEL | PROGRAMMING   Hi there,   Are your flights booked? Bags packed? Over 400 theatre artists, educators and scholars from all over the country have already registered and are planning their trip to Chicago for the theatre and education event of the season: AATE's 2011 National Conference! Have you? If you haven't, there's still time to register....but not much! There's just two weeks until on-site registration fees apply, so here's your chance to register and save $30. The registration deadline is July 15 - after which you'll have to register on-site. In case you didn't hear, we have dynamic programming highlights to share. In addition to the exciting keynotes, breakout sessions and networking events, here are a few highlights of the conference happening in just 27 days! Lois Lowry, renowned author of The Giver, the Anastasia Series and more, and Eric Coble, AATE 2011 Distinguished Play Award recipient for The Giver, will be joining us for a book/play signing on Friday, July 29, 4:30 - 6:00pm during our Exhibitor Raffle!  In addition to their two featured workshops, Albany Park Theatre Project (APTP) will be performing excerpts at the All-Conference Welcome Event on Wednesday evening, July 27. Don't miss the Children's Theatre Foundation of America's Corey Medallion Luncheon at Petterinos on Friday, July 29. Tickets available here (deadline July 15) or at the Dramatic Publishing booth onsite. Excited yet? The detailed schedule of events is now live on the conference website so check it out and plan your conference experience!   Register now - just two weeks until onsite-only registration fees apply!   After you register, don't forget to book your hotel room at the Renaissance Downtown Chicago Hotel. The conference hotel is sold out on Wednesday and Thursday, but there's limited availability on Friday and Saturday, so book now! You can book online or give them a call at 312-372-7200. Be sure to mention AATE to receive our discounted room rate.   Register now! Click here to register online securely using credit card Click here to register offline using check payment Click here for details about conference programming   Questions about registration? Call 301-951-7977 or email AATE. Questions about schedule, sessions or programming? Email the conference committee.   Help a group of students from Northeastern Mexico bring their stories of a community broken by the drug cartels to the AATE 2011 National Conference! Learn more about their plea and how you can help here. Use hashtag #AATE11 on Twitter to follow updates and add to the conversation! @AATELynne and @AATEKelly will be posting tweets regularly.   AATE would like to thank our conference sponsors: Hal Leonard Music Theatre International

[活動] 2011 AATE Conference Chicago: Lakeside Reflections

Annual conference of the American Alliance of Theatre and Education 2011

More than 400 theatre artists and educators from across the country will gather in downtown Chicago and Evanston for AATE's national conference to learn, share, and celebrate the work in the field of theatre and education. Programming includes the keynote performance of the long-awaited finale of Suzan Zeder's award-winning trilogy, The Edge of Peace (commissioned by Seattle Children's Theatre) and AATE's Annual Award Ceremony celebrating exemplary theatre arts for young people in this country and beyond.

AATE’s national conference is a unique opportunity for artists, scholars, and educators who work with young people in a variety of settings (classrooms, theatres, communities) to gather with individuals who have different areas of expertise—and learn from each other. AATE’s diverse membership is living proof that the dialogue between theatre and education is everchanging to meet the needs of the young people today.

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