Mission
The Gertrude Stein Repertory Theatre (GSRT) was founded in 1990 to promote and support innovation in the performing arts, with a comprehensive mission: to create new genres of live theatre that merge the best of traditional theater techniques from around the world with the latest in multimedia performance tools; to "build" an Internet-based world stage to enable traditional theater artists, educators and students around the globe to collaborate in real and virtual time and space; to create arts programming that emphasizes international collaborations and multi-site events for projects and special events for students at university and professional levels; and to build new audiences in the U.S. and increase their appreciation for the depth and breadth of world theater.
GSRT program overview
GSRT operates programs that attempt to provide support for experimentation and education on several fronts from practical to speculative to academic.
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Residency participants
Each year DPI selects 4-6 new residency projects to receive priority technical support and equipment and facilities access. In addition to the years new residents, continued support is offered for previous resident artists.
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HTML list of Residency participants (less information than above list, provided for reference only)
Residency Selection for 07-08 TBD
Equipment Loan and Technical Support
GSRT provides community support in several forms that include:
Free no cost equipment loans of projectors, computers, sound and video equipment.
Technical consulting, and on site assistance with technical needs for theater and installation artworks.
Consulting, and software development for educational, research and artistic projects.
Internet hosting as needed for special projects.
View selected projects which have received DPI support as Flash Slide show
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HTML list of supported artists and groups (more complete than above formatted lists, but not a canonical list)