CIRCA-Pintig seeks scripts for its 2009-2010 Theater
Season.
*Submissions for one-act plays will be considered for our annual SHORT ACTS that provides opportunities for exploring narratives and honing skills in the areas of playwriting, acting and directing.
*Submissions for full-length plays will be considered for our major FALL Production that celebrate and interrogate the immigrant narrative from historical and contemporary focal points.
Send to:
Louie Sison
c/o CIRCA-Pintig
4938 N. Washtenaw Ave. Apt#3
Chicago, IL 60625
or email your script to: lousis30 (AT) yahoo.com
When submitting, please include your email address, as all further correspondence, including final decisions, will be done by email.
For more information about CIRCA-Pintig, visit www.circayouththeater.org or www.pintig.org
For any questions, reply by email or call 773.607.9089
Please forward this to any interested individuals or organizations.
CIRCA-Pintig is an arts organization dedicated to the development and popularization of community arts aesthetic and pedagogy that speak of the immigrant experience within the changing multicultural landscape of America. It was founded in 1991 by a group of artists, educators, community organizers and cultural activists from the Filipino American community emboldened by a theater philosophy that celebrates the histories and artistic legacies of America's diverse cultural terrain through participatory art creation.
-Our vision is a vibrant community fully empowered to determine its collective identities and destinies.
-We believe in the arts as a powerful tool for self-discovery and self-expression, for reflecting the collective experiences, struggles, and dreams of immigrant communities in America. Art as an intrinsic part of a community's life and is vital to its growth and continued existence.
-Our Mission is to develop artistic and educational programs that promotes social awareness and community engagement by providing alternative means for artists and practitioners of cultural arts and
traditions to articulate their aesthetics and share their work with a larger audience.
