AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

Sounds like a great project.

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Micro-Fest: LA

One Festival – 3 Cities.

From October 2010 through January 2011, the Network of Ensemble Theaters
(NET) is hosting a triptych of "Micro-Festivals" across the
United States designed to build a national conversation around ensemble
theatermaking. Presented in partnership with the Literary Managers and
Dramaturgs of the Americas (LMDA), these 2 and half-day "Micro-Fests"
highlight ensemble performances and practices, each centering on a
specific theme.

Micro-Fest:LA will investigate how ensembles are creating new work.
Activities will be centered at the Atwater Village Theater in Los
Angeles, December 3-5, 2010.

Guest Curator Steven Leigh Morris, theater Critic-at-Large for the LA
Weekly, programmed a diverse array of ensembles at varying stages of
development. The Micro-Fest:LA line-up includes:

Rumble Productions & Theatre Replacement: Clark and I Somewhere in
Connecticut

Two Headed Dog: Clown Town City Limits

The Post Natyam Collective: SUNOH! Tell me, Sister

Watts Village Theater Company: Clover and Cactus

The Ghost Road Company: Stranger Things

Critical Mass Performance Group: Untitled

ARTBURST BY:

Killsonic: Tongues Bloody Tongues: An American Man from Iraq

Buckworld

Festival and Pass Information

Micro-Fest: LA will be held December 3-5, 2010 at the Atwater Village
Theatre (3269Casitas Ave. Atwater Village, CA 90039).

Full Festival Passes are now available for $75 and include eight
performances, four workshops, 3 plenaries, and a Sunday morning pancake
breakfast.

Student passes available for $50.

For additional information including a complete festival schedule and to
purchase festival passes, visit www.ensembletheaters.net
.

Micro-Fest: USA is made possible through the generous support of the
National Endowment for the Arts, the Ford Foundation, the Department of
Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles, South Arts and WESTAF.

ABOUT NET

A national coalition of ensembles created by and for artists, the
Network of Ensemble Theaters (NET) exists to propel ensemble theater
practice to the forefront of American culture and society. NET links a
diverse array of ensembles and practitioners to one another and the
performing arts field, encouraging collaborations and knowledge building
and dissemination. NET is committed to the advancement of the ensemble
form and strives to bring about change in the world beyond ourselves
through the transformative power of collaborative theater. For more
information, visit www.ensembletheaters.net

from LA Culture Net