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There’s an excellent article in Comment this week about Taproot Theater in Seattle and their development, from the creative to the spiritual to the business side. I’m pretty sure I’ve met some of these folks last year at the IAM conference.
“There is a surprising consistency between our founding intentions and where Taproot is at right now, thirty-one years later,” Nolte says. When you see one of Taproot’s shows, “it’s not about didactic measures or an altar call. It’s the delivery of a story and counting on the audience to be responsible enough or bothered enough that they’ll go away and sort through what the story had to say.”
Still hunting for an equivalent in New York. (Intriguingly, though, I recognized the article’s authors as Redeemer people right off the bat. So maybe we’re getting somewhere.)
Joshua Longbrake wrote:
I’ve never heard of Taproot Theater, but I did just move to Seattle a few months ago. I’ll check it out.
Posted on 03-Nov-07 at 3:27 pm | Permalink
joonitree wrote:
Taproot is one of the best in Seattle, and usually difficult for people to audition for. If you get in Taproot, you’ve got it made.
Posted on 06-Nov-07 at 5:23 pm | Permalink