New Hampshire Theatre Project
provides a welcoming environment for youth, artists, and community members to experience self-discovery and growth through the art and process of theatre.
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provides a welcoming environment for youth, artists, and community members to experience self-discovery and growth through the art and process of theatre.
Watch a video of our storyMarch 09, 2021
March 13 | Podcast Episode #1
The podcast features conversations with a range of people from all sorts of backgrounds including Non-profit Consultant Elissa Margolin, Music Hall Communications and Community Engagement Director Monte Bohanan, Craft Brewer and Restaurateur Dagan Migirditch, and Maria Carrasquillo who works in the legal department of a medical device manufacturer in New Hampshire. Artists creating new works in response to these conversations include Dancer and Choreographer Amanda Whitworth, Musician and Composer Jonny Peiffer, Videographer Dan Freund, and Visual Artist and Designer Sam Paolini.
The first episode will drop on March 13 and will be available for free on Spotify and most podcast streaming services. Artwork will be available on the NHTP website. Details can be found HERE.
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The podcast also serves as source material to We Don’t Know What This Is Yet’s culminating work, a new play. The Uncertainty Principle will premiere June 10 - 13 2021, and will be presented online for audiences around the globe. In science, the Uncertainty Principle states that "the momentum and position of a particle cannot both be precisely determined at the same time." Using this theme as a metaphor for the ever-changing landscape of life during the Covid-19 pandemic, NHTP artists are creating a new docudrama based on interviews with community members between April 2020 and April 2021. Details can be found HERE.
Thank you to our sponsors.
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NHTP engaged many artists this year to create the We Don't Know What This Is Yet Podcast and the new play, The Uncertainty Principle. That work was made possible in part by the generosity of individuals who contributed through the 2020 NH Gives Campaign.
