Actors Co-op is part of the conversation to make sure #LALivesOnStage
Actors Co-op Theater Company has been involved in conversations with other Los Angeles non-profit intimate theaters finding ways to share knowledge and solve problems that our theater community faces during this pandemic to make sure we make it through the current Covid crisis and come out even stronger.
“ While the doors to our theatres may be shut, our artists continue to innovate and utilize new technology to serve Los Angeles and promote the importance of theatre. Our creative work has never been limited to our stages, and the boundless creativity of Los Angeles theatre artists will ensure that our theatres will reopen with a renewed sense of purpose. Los Angeles is one of the cultural capitals of the world, and together we make sure that #LALivesOnStage. ”
Los Angeles Intimate Theatres Release
a Message of Hope and Solidarity for Their Future Los Angeles, CA (May 14, 2020)
For these two months, a growing number of Los Angeles theatres have been meeting in a roundtable to discuss some of the big issues facing our community. These meetings were spearheaded by Producing Artistic Director of The Skylight Theatre, Gary Grossman. The Los Angeles Intimate Theatres have implemented action committees for creating collaborative strategies in health and safety protocols for audiences, staff, and artists. Other areas of focus include marketing, and planning an online Intimate Theatre Festival, and planning a Live LA Theatre Festival once everyone is able to gather again. Partnering with LA Stage Alliance/onStage.LA, the group is aiming to establish a central hub for all Los Angeles theatre activities.