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2 Friday, March 23 rd 2:00pm-3:15pm Stiemke Studio Summit Registration Opens 3:15pm-5:00pm Stiemke Studio Summit Opening and Keynote Address Keynote Speaker: Carmen Morgan 5:00pm-7:40pm Various Locations Community Partner Dinner Groups If you signed up for a Dinner Group, your group designation can be found in your registration folder or on the back of your nametag. 7:40pm-8:00pm Stiemke Studio Return to Milwaukee Rep 8:00pm-10:00pm Stiemke Studio Performance of Until the Flood Written & Performed by Dael Orlandersmith Followed by Act II Dialogues in partnership with the Zeidler Center for Public Discussion 10:15pm-11:45pm Stackner Cabaret Post-show Social Hour Please find your complimentary drink tickets enclosed in your registration folder.

3 Saturday, March 24 th 8:30pm-9:00am QPH Lobby Summit Registration Opens 9:00am-9:30am QPH Lobby Group Welcome Facilitator: Anita Maynard-Losh 9:30am-10:45am QPH Lobby Plenary Discussion Dismantling Institutionalized Oppression in Regional Theaters Facilitators: Leah Harris and Simone Hamilton 10:45am-11:00am Break 11:00am-12:30pm Breakout Session A The Work Before the Work: Preparing for Community-engaged Practice/Programs Katie Dawson (University of Texas at Austin) Leah Harris (Dallas Theater Center) Stephani Etheridge Woodson (Arizona State University) Pathways to Effective Community Engagement Doug Borwick (ArtsEngaged) Kyle Gray (Santa Fe Opera) Dwayne Hartford (Childsplay) Steve Martin (Childsplay) Engaging Leadership David Mallette (Management Consultants for the Arts) Chad Bauman (Milwaukee Repertory Theater) Megan Carney (About Face Theatre) Amy Wratchford (The American Shakespeare Center) Shifting Organizational Culture & Building Buy-in: Case Studies in Relaxed and Sensory-friendly Performances Marcie Bramucci (People s Light) Erica Nagel (McCarter Theatre Center) Megan Diehl (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival) QPH Lobby Aesthetic Impact: What is Excellence in Arts for Change Pam Korza (Animating Democracy, Americans for the Arts) 12:30pm-1:30pm QPH Lobby Lunch and Mini-Keynote The Aesthetics of Engagement Speaker: Mark Valdez (Mixed Blood Theatre/Alliance Theatre)

4 Saturday, March 24 th Continued 1:30pm-2:45pm Breakout Session B Lobby Salon Training K-12 Teachers to Engage with Artists Mathew Schwarzman (Beginner s Guide to Community-based Arts) Joelle Worm (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) Inventing and Re-inventing Community Engagement: How and Why Do Community Engagement Programs Begin, and What Happens to Their Evolution? Brian Francoise (Everyman Theatre) Kelsey Tyler (Portland Center Stage at The Armory) Finding Common Ground. Building a Collective Framework. Mary Sutton (Alley Theatre) Sojourn Theatre, Civic Practice and Arts-based, Communityled Transformation Michael Rohd (Center for Performance and Civic Practice/Sojourn Theatre) Rebecca Martinez (Center for Performance and Civic Practice/ Sojourn Theatre) 2:45pm-3:00pm Break 1:30pm-2:45pm Breakout Session C Lobby Salon More People, More Problems, But It s Worth It: Challenges and Evolutions in Programs that Broaden Participation Paula Alekson (McCarter Theatre Center) Rebecca Novick (Director) Brenna Nicely (American Repertory Theater) Community as Participant: Milwaukee Michelle Lopez-Rios (The Theatre School at DuPaul University) Lucia Lozano (First Stage) Sheri Williams Pannell (First Stage) Steve Martin (Childsplay) Competitors to Colleagues: National Models for Engagement, Collaboration, and Community Nan Barnett (National New Play Network) Lisa Adler (Horizon Theatre Company) Kristen Jackson (Wooly Mammoth Theatre Company) Radical Youth Engagement: Investing in the Visions and Voices of Young Artists Israel Jiménez (Arizona Theatre Company) Lucy O. Ahlborn (Adventure Stage Chicago) Anne McNamee Keels (Adventure Stage Chicago)

5 Saturday, March 24 th Continued 3:45-4:15pm Break 1:30pm-2:45pm Breakout Session D Lobby Salon Using Theatre to Build Community: Crossing Local Divides Joanne Seelig Lamparter (Imagination Stage) Maria Asp (Children s Theatre Company) Elizabeth Nearing (Long Wharf Theatre) Performance and Social Justice Movements: Before, During, and After Rebecca Noon (Trinity Rep) Jeannene Bragg (Curious Theatre) Coya Paz (Free Street Theater) Producing Physi-Digital Engagement Claudia Alick (Cultural Strategist) Voices of Now: Devising Socially Conscious Theater with Local and International Communities May Lee-Yang (Playwright) Anita Maynard-Losh (Arena Stage) 5:00pm-7:40pm Dinner Break Restaurant recommendations can be found in your registration folder. 7:40pm-8:00pm QPH Lobby Return to Milwaukee Rep 8:00pm-10:00pm Quadracci Performance of One House Over Powerhouse by Catherine Trieschmann Theater

6 Sunday, March 25 th 9:00am-9:30am Stackner Cabaret Breakfast Served 9:30am-11:30am Stackner Cabaret Closing Plenary Facilitators: Marcie Bramucci, Jesus Reyes, and Mark Valdez

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