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Resident at CHYRO ARTS VENUE
1330 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, AZ
Located on the SW corner of McDowell and Scottsdale Road in Papago Plaza
Progressive Theatre Workshop is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. As such, your monetary and in-kind contributions are tax-deductible! PTW cannot exist without support of its audience. Please consider donating today.
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Progressive Theatre Workshop is a 501(c)3 non-profit performance group founded in May of 2007 by John J. Caswell, Jr. as a creative forum for the development of new works of theatre rooted in non-traditional methods of staging.
THE COMPANY (complete bios coming soon):
Artistic Director and Founder: John J. Caswell, Jr.
Managing Director: Jesse Davis
Technical Director: Candace Brayer
Photographer: Leslie Rugg
Associate Artists and Collaborators: John J. Caswell, Jr., Caitlyn Conlin, Jannese Davidson, Dane de Bruin, Louis Farber, Teresa Kopaz, Kate Kugler, April Lira, Wolfram Ott, Emily Pelzer, Chris Peterson, Vesica Piscis, Alex Raines, Jamie Sandomire, Natalie Schmidt, Brittany Schoenborn, Anne Wareing, Kyle Wills, and Elina Zavala.
AWARDS AND RECOGNTION:
Invited to perform SHOTS: A LOVE STORY at 2008 New York International Fringe Festival
Invited to perform SHOTS: A LOVE STORY at 2008 Phoenix Fringe Festival
Recipients of a grant from p.a.v.e., the arts entrepreneurship program of the ASU School of Theatre and Film
East Valley Tribune: TOP TEN 2007 PRODUCTION (SHOTS: A LOVE STORY)
VISION STATEMENT:
Progressive Theatre Workshop serves as a malleable forum for the creation, development, and performance of highly original pieces of theatre. The work
produced by PTW must always ask specific poignant questions regarding the dynamics
of human existence and relations while simultaneously stretching the boundaries of live theatre as an art form. We seek
to fulfill these requirements through the integration of carefully selected subject matter and the organic development
of performance text and design. Additionally, we will utilize methods of theatricality that will ask our audiences
to consider the stage as a place of evolution where experimental methods are married with historical standards in order
to progress the art form of theatre into the future.
MISSION STATEMENT:
PTW will produce tomorrow's theatre . . . today.
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