Can One Performer Destroy the Show?
It’s not fair that paying audiences should be confronted with an actor’s personal arrogance and unprofessional nonsense.
NEA Survey of Public Participation in the Arts
This study provides a deep (and troubling) look at arts participation by U.S. adults during the pandemic year of July 2021 to July 2022.
Call for Submissions of Short Plays for MASC’s 7th Biennial Short Play Festival
Submissions can be script-in-hand readings or fully rehearsed, fully realized productions.
How Theatre Programs Help Students Thrive
All students should have access to a high-quality theatre education and the benefits theatre programs reap.
Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 Study
The arts and culture industry generated $151.7 billion in economic activity
Bryon Gunsch Obituary
Bryon was a creative and unique individual who successfully melded his professional and personal lives in a career dedicated to the theater arts.
Happy New Year
The MACT Board wishes everyone a happy and prosperous new year!
Advantages of Arts Learning Continues over Time
Students from low-income backgrounds who are highly engaged in the arts are more than twice as likely as their peers with low-arts involvement to earn a bachelor’s degree.
Minnesota Arts Are Everywhere
Anytime is a fantastic time to enjoy the wide variety of artistic experiences in Minnesota.
Happy Holidays
Happy Holidays from the MACT Board
