Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture
CATAC, a non-profit formed in 2005, provides administrative support for the New World Performance Laboratory.
Founded
2005CATAC, a non-profit formed in 2005, provides administrative support for the New World Performance Laboratory.
The Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture (CATAC) was established in February 2005 and achieved 501(c)(3) status in December 2006. Its core mission is to provide administrative support for the New World Performance Laboratory, fostering innovative and experimental theatre practices. CATAC focuses on enriching the local community through diverse theatrical productions, artist advancement series, and educational programs. The organization serves as a hub for resident companies and offers various resources, including space for performances and events.
Notable figures associated with CATAC include the founders and key members of the New World Performance Laboratory, who bring extensive experience in theatre arts. CATAC has successfully supported numerous productions and artist development initiatives, significantly impacting the Akron, Ohio cultural landscape. Through its commitment to fostering artistic expression and community engagement, CATAC has become a vital part of the region's artistic ecosystem.
Companies similar to Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture include Wandering Aesthetics, Latino Theatre Projects, The Theater Place and Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology.
Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture was founded in 2005.
Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture's headquarters is located in Akron, OH, US.
Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture's most recent funding round was for $3k (USD) in March 2018.
As of Mar 2, 2018, Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture has raised a total of $3k (USD).
Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture has 50 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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