Do you use storytelling, puppetry, living history or
other elements of drama at your museum? CHeck out the
upcoming International Museum Theater conference.


Theatrical to Practical: The Nuts and Bolts of Museum
Theatre
Northeast IMTAL Conference

New Jersey State Aquarium
Aug. 14 & 15, 2004

Properly fitted and maintained, nuts and bolts work in
unison to hold parts together, allowing machinery to
operate efficiently. If only museum theatre programs
worked so smoothly! They may need a tune-up, or a
complete overhaul. To begin the process of
re-evaluation and repair, we need to get back to the
basics of museum theatre.

Theatrical to Practical: The Nuts and Bolts of Museum
Theatre has been developed to address the need to get
back to basics. This regional conference will be
highly interactive, lively and dynamic, and attendees
are encouraged to actively participate in the
discussions. Every effort will be given to dealing
with your specific problems, with designated time for
sharing “shop stories.”

For preliminary program and registration information,
go to http://www.imtal.org/RegionalConference.php

for more information about IMTAL go to www.imtal.org


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Lynda Kennedy
Educational Programming
Curriculum Development
Evaluation


30-45 Hobart Street
D5C
Woodside, New York 11377
cell: 917-297-1816
phone/fax: 718-777-7241
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