Beginning with Conference 2007 in New Orleans, the Electronic Technology Committee selected several sessions to be recorded and posted on the website as downloadable podcasts. At Conference 2008, the plenary session, “Elephants in the Room: Manifestos on Subjects We Don’t Want to Talk About,” was recorded. You can listen to the podcast here.

Another project of the Electronic Technology Committee has been to archive past conference programs in easily viewable .pdf files on the website. Read more.

An audience member asks a question during the 2008 Plenary Session, "Elephants in the Room: Manifestos on Subjects We Don't Want to Talk About."

Help us nominate excellence in theatre in award categories, such as: Career Achievement in Professional Theatre, Career Achievement in Educational Theatre, Outstanding Teacher, Excellence in Editing, and Outstanding Article. Visit this page for guidelines and more information.

Judith Royer won the award for Outstanding Teacher of Theatre in Higher Education at Conference 2008.

Members of the Task Force on Tenure and Promotion met for a 2 day retreat during November at American University in Washington, DC to dialogue on the ways in which ATHE can support the processes of promotion and tenure for its membership. Front row (from left to right) Jeannie Woods; Barbara Parisi; Gail Humphries Mardirosian. Second row (from left to right) Rick Jones; Richard Helldobler; Jay Edelnant; and Jeff Huberman.

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Each year at Bowling Green State University, the Department of Theatre and Film hosts a series of student productions called the "Elsewhere Production Season." Read more.

The Black Theatre Association, the College / University / Research Network (of AATE), the Latina/o Focus Group, the Performance Studies Focus Group, and the Theatre History Focus Group are seeking debut panel submissions. Read more.