MTI Welcomes Eight Teachers for The Freddie G. Theatre Experience...Tonight!

By Jason Cocovinis on July 16, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Announcements | Tags: Freddie G., Freddie Gershon, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, MTI Broadway Junior Collection
Tonight...tonight...it all begins tonight! This evening MTI welcomes eight exceptional drama and music teachers from schools around the country to the Big Apple for the first-ever  FREDDIE G THEATRE EXPERIENCE.  The weekend of events is a ...

Broadway Welcomes America's Teachers at the First "Freddie G" Theatre Experience

By Jason Cocovinis on July 9, 2010
in Announcements, Education and Arts Advocacy | Tags: Freddie G Experience, General MTI News, In the News, MTI Broadway Junior Collection
Eight exceptional drama and music teachers from schools around the country will participate in the first-ever BROADWAY WELCOMES AMERICA'S TEACHERS AT THE FIRST FREDDIE G THEATRE EXPERIENCE July16-18 in New York.  They will be hosted by Freddie ("G") ...

Freddie Gershon: How to Succeed by Breaking a Leg on HuffPost

By Marcus Woollen on June 25, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Announcements | Tags: educational theatre association, Freddie Gershon, Thespian Festival, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, In the News
MTI's CEO Freddie Gershon: How to Succeed by Breaking a Leg on the Huffington Post "The Educational Theatre Association is center stage. This summer is the 16th annual Thespian Festival in Lincoln, where students are learning about teamwork, ...

URINETOWN: The Musical?

By Victoria Saxton on June 21, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Announcements, Making Theater, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Bertolt Brecht, Greg Kotis, International Thespian Festival 2010, Kander and Ebb, Kurt Weill, Mark Hollmann, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, In the News, MTI Resources, MTI ShowSpace, Show Spotlight
Don’t let the title put you off. By the end of this show performers and audiences alike will be laughing so hard they’ll… fall off their chairs. Sorry, couldn’t resist. In all seriousness, URINETOWN is pretty much your typical musical. Boy ...

What Students Can Learn From WORKING

By Kathryn Harris on June 17, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: craig carnelia, International Thespian Festival 2010, james taylor, mary rodgers, micki grant, nina faso, Stephen Schwartz, susan birkenhead, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, Show Spotlight
A job is more than how a person spends the day.  It's wrapped up in a person's identity - and dreams.  The musical WORKING perfectly illustrates just how important that connection is.  Adapted by Stephen Schwartz (PIPPIN, WICKED) and Nina Faso ...

Giving Them What They Want….A Dirty Rotten Musical…

By Victoria Saxton on June 17, 2010
in Education and Arts Advocacy, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Central York High School, David Yazbek, educational theatre association, International Thespian Festival 2010, Jack O'Brien, Jeffrey Lane, John Lithgow, Norbert Leo Butz, Sherie Rene Scott, terrence McNally, Tony Awards, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, Show Spotlight
At this year's Educational Theatre Associations’ Thespian Festival, Central York High School (Pennsylvania) have been chosen to perform a main stage production of DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS, one of five MTI shows which will be performed. We wish CYHS ...

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