Services and opportunities for established
and emerging playwrights in Atlantic Canada.
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PARC Announces Playwrights for 2024 Annual Playwrights Retreat
PARC is thrilled to announce the playwrights for the 2024 PARC Retreat at Mount Allison University in Sackville, NB from May 5 – 19, 2024!
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PARC Offers Info Session About PARC Company Membership
Are you part of a theatre company looking for support, resources, and networking opportunities for new play development? If so, you’re in luck! PARC is hosting an informative session to help you understand the advantages of becoming a PARC Company Member.
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The PARC Company Profile for April is Page1 Theatre (NS)!
Page1 Theatre produces and presents professional Queer Theatre. The company was founded by current Artistic Director Isaac Mulè in 2015, before he and the company relocated to Kjipuktuk/Halifax in February 2021. The company started with one project, an annual festival, and has since expanded to produce a monthly improv show, Queer-prov, and individual productions.
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PARC Announces 2024 Professional Development Sessions
Thanks to funding from Arts Nova Scotia, we are thrilled to offer for the fourth consecutive year a series of online classes, workshops, and a panel conversation with award-winning playwrights.
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PARC Professional Development Opportunities for IBPOC Playwrights
PARC is committed to ensuring sustainable professional development opportunities for Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour (IBPOC) playwrights, whose voices historically haven’t been heard loud enough in Atlantic Canada and beyond.
“Let’s Talk” and “Let’s Write” are two initiatives led by PARC’s Artistic Associate Ana Pitol and the Student Intern Sarah Tardif.