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WHEN:
Mon, Nov 13 at 7pm

Tickets:
free

The Edge of the World Theater Festival presents

The return of an event which occurred during last year's EdgeFest, introducing an open and constructive dialogue between these three symbiotic entities. As with last year's roundtable, the festival organizers' goal is not to simply have a "gripe session" but an honest discussion of the relationship between artists, critics and audience in Los Angeles theater. Participants will be encouraged to pose questions that they really want answers for, that will help them in this three-sided relationship.

This roundtable is not meant to solve problems or create plans, it is just the opportunity for face-to-face dialogue, to discover as many questions as answers.

Last year's roundtable attracted representatives of many of Los Angeles' most significant theater companies (Actors' Gang, Bottom's Dream, Celebration Theatre, City Garage, Moving Arts, Open Fist Theatre, Co, Sacred Fools, Theatre of NOTE, as well as individual artists (Robert Harders, Michael Farkash) and members of the press (Wenzel Jones (LADCC), Rob Kendt and Scott Proudfit (Backstage West), Steven Leigh Morris (LA Weekly) and Michael Phillips of the LA Times. Our hope is to also have representatives of the New Times, American Theatre and publications such as the Daily Variety, Downtown News, fab!, Frontiers, Orange County Register, Park LaBrea News and Venice Magazine as well as independent journalists such as Jan Breslauer and David Mermelstein and critics who are also very active as artists (Travis Holder, Randee Trabitz). We also plan to make a concerted outreach to audience members: people who attend theater regularly but are not artists themselves.