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    • What’s on
      • Upcoming shows
        • Main Stage
        • National Theatre Live
        • Stand-up Comedy
      • Current Shows
      • Past Shows
    • Neighborhood Leap
    • Memberships
    • Watch & Read
      • READ
      • WATCH
    • Outreach
      • WHAT WE DO
      • DE-CRUIT
      • TAD-POLES
    • Who We Are
    • Work With Us
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    May 25 & 28

    Book of Dust

    by Philip Pullman

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    CATEGORIES
    Main Stage National Theatre Live Stand-up Comedy
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    COMMUNITY OUTREACH

    Breaking down barriers to empathy and communication.

    Educational and Community Partnerships

    Learn more about our community outreach.

    Tad-Poles

    Tad-Poles is a semester-based arts education program open to all individuals 12+ years of age. This outreach program gives participants the opportunity to “Walk Tall” as they dance, do acrobatics, and entertain audiences on stilts.

    Tad-poles workshops:

    • Create an appreciation of the performing arts and cultural understanding of the arts from other countries
    • Cultivate the skills of imagination and collaboration
    • Encourage good health through joyful physical activity
    • Offer opportunities to build confidence through community performances
    • Connect participants to enriching educational experiences with guest artists from around the world
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    De-Cruit

    DE-CRUIT, developed by Stephan Wolfert, a US Army veteran, is the process of interweaving personal writings with veteran-related Shakespeare texts, applying stage skills for life skills, and completing the communalization of trauma within the veteran community.
    Shakespeare wrote at a time when England was involved in many conflicts. Therefore his plays feature characters who speak very clearly about trauma. Throughout the course, veterans select Shakespearian monologues that fit their experiences and are coached through line-by-line analysis

    The program is scientifically evaluated under the guidance of Dr. Alisha Ali of the New York University’s Department of Applied Psychology, with the help of EEGs, Heart Coherence, and psychological surveys.

    This program is aligned with the Tarrant County Veteran’s Treatment Court Diversion Program.

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    Upcoming Productions

    May 25 & 28, National Theatre Live

    Book of Dust

    by Philip Pullman

    Set twelve years before his epic His Dark Materials trilogy, this gripping adaptation revisits Phillip Pullman’s fantastical world in which waters are rising and storms are brewing.

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    JUNE 1-26, Main Stage

    Marie Antoinette

    by David Adjmi

    Fashionably late to the revolution.

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    JULY 6 & 9, National Theatre Live

    Henry V

    by William Shakespeare

    Fresh to the throne, King Henry V launches England into a bloody war with France. When his campaign encounters resistance, this inexperienced new ruler must prove he is fit to guide a country into war.

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    Fort Worth, TX 76104
    Phone: 817 923 3012

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