Rough House Competitors

Founded in 2006, The Chase Brock Experience is committed to creating dance in unique visual environments, commissioning original scores from outstanding contemporary composers and using live music whenever possible. Since 2007, CBE has presented six New York seasons in various venues including the Abrons Arts Center, Joyce SoHo, Dance New Amsterdam and Baruch Performing Arts Center, and annual benefits at Galapagos Art Space and Florence Gould Hall; it has appeared in Fire Island Dance Festival, Downtown Dance Festival, Dance Gotham Festival and Solstice in Times Square; and has received coveted residencies at Robert Wilson's Watermill Center and The Orchard Project. The company has also appeared at Symphony Space, the 92nd Street Y, LaMaMa e.t.c., Manhattan Movement and Arts Center, and Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre; and received a choreographic sponsorship from Dancers Responding to AIDS. In 2009, CBE began to tour and launched an education program, which debuted at North Haven Arts & Enrichment in North Haven, Maine.

SAVANNAH REP is a company based out of 222 Bull St, Savannah, Georgia, United States.

Ferocious Lotus Theatre Company is a San Francisco Bay Area-based theatre group whose mission is to give voice to artists with diverse and international perspectives. We promote, even more than diversity, reality-the reality that our neighborhoods comprise people of all races, cultures and backgrounds, and that theatre should represent that reality. We present new plays and musicals, as well as re-imagined established works, primarily employing the nation's top professional Asian American theatre artists. We also offer opportunities for support, training, networking, and mentorship. By promoting "reality," our goal is to affect change in the theatre. We take risks to create socially-relevant work that is quintessentially Asian American, yet also universal. The playwrights we collaborate with are redefining a fresh, new paradigm-one that is more global and cutting edge, essentially changing the perception of what it means to be Asian or Asian American in the world today. In 2009, San Francisco actor Lily Tung Crystal won Theatre Bay Area's Titan Award - a fellowship that includes $2500 towards an actor's career development. Her proposal included the founding of a Bay Area Asian American actors group that would offer support, networking, education and mentorship. After a night at the theatre, she and fellow actor Leon Goertzen realized that they had the same vision. Around the same time, Asian American Theater Company (AATC) voiced interest in co-establishing this group of artists, the Asian American Actors Collective. In July 2010, Asian American theater artists met as this new collective and voiced an urgent need to create more employment opportunities. The concern was especially high for its professional Equity members for whom jobs were particularly scarce. AATC generously offered a performance space and requested a night of one-acts for the group's first show and hence in October 2010, Ferocious Lotus was born. Our mission is to: Collectively share artistic endeavors Offer opportunities for growth, ...