The Imaginists Theatre Collective Presents Its 2011 - 2012 Season
For the first time... Season Memberships!
July 24, 2011
2011 - 2012 SEASON:
by Harold Pinter
a co–production with Ensemble Theater Collectives
August 18 - 28, 2011
Directed by Elizabeth Craven
Ensemble: Tyler Costin, John Craven, Brent Lindsay
a community based collaboration with Landpaths/Bayer Farm
September 23 and 24, 2011 5 p.m – 7 p.m.
in Spanish and English at Bayer Farm
FREE for Season Members!
Using a combination of puppets and performers, Project 104 adapts
the story of Rabbi Loew who brings to life the legendary
Golem to protect his people
October 7 - 22, 2011
Charles Dickens’ holiday tale adapted by Project 104
November 25 - December 17, 2011
Open workshops & readings of new material will include
Aleph's Legsby Eliot Fintushel and
Dialogue of the Dogs by Miguel de Cervantes
adapted by Project 104
January 26 - February 5, 2012
FREE for Season Members!
the classic by Frank L. Baum adapted by Project 104
March 2 - 17, 2012
(pending rights)
by Sam Shepard
a co-production with Ensemble Theater Collectives
June 6 - 17, 2012
Directed by Elizabeth Craven
Thursday - Saturday Performances at 8 p.m.
Sunday Performances at 5 p.m.
Tickets available through Brown Paper Tickets and at the door.
"Pay What You Wish" nights available.
Plus Three Special Events:
Calaveras del Monton
October 28 & 29, 2011
Imaginart
April 6, 2012
"The Art is Medicine Show" Premiere and Party
June 30, 2012
Now Available: Season Memberships!
The Season Membership Card gives you complete flexibility to see ALL of our 2011 - 2012 productions any time you want.
This is a great way to support The Imaginists’ work and ensure the sustainability of this unique and artistically vibrant treasure of Sonoma County.
Click here to purchase Season Membership!
A Bit of Imaginist History
The Imaginists began in 1993 as the ensemble theater company “Knights of Indulgence Theatre United States” (KITUS), whose vision was a break from the traditional venues and hierarchy of professional and regional theaters. The group of actors began what was essentially an experiment: how to create as a group, listening to each individual voice in the development of material and the life of the company; and how to connect to community through the art of theater. Intentionally placing itself in rural areas, KITUS grew and thrived for nine years, building a philosophy of performance and process through their unique journey. In 2001 the original ensemble disbanded and the remaining members went on to create The Imaginists Theatre Collective.
The Imaginists
• Explore the possibilities of theater from experimental new works and treatments of the classics to puppetry and site-specific productions, rooted in an ensemble approach
• Expand audiences
• Educate through classes, youth ensembles, school outreach, community based theater projects and mentoring
• Strive for a visionary theater: inspiring, provoking, innovative, handmade, recycled, and authentic
• Honor the importance of live performance as a vital community forum for understanding, communicating, questioning, and change.
The Imaginists Theatre Collective
461 Sebastopol Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA. 95401
For more information | www.theimaginists.org | info@theimaginists.org
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