The Governor's School for the Arts (GSA), a program of Kentucky Performing Arts (KPA), will be hosted virtually this year to maximize the safety of students, staff and faculty amid the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
USITT's first-ever Giving Day, a contribution challenge event held on Saturday, October 26, was a tremendous success.
This morning at the Annual Meeting of the USITT membership, a major fund-raising initiative was announced that will culminate with the Institute's 60th anniversary in 2020.
Officials with University of Kentucky and The Kentucky Center announced today at Holmes Hall that UK has been named the future home of The Kentucky Center Governor's School for the Arts (GSA), an annual three-week intensive summer arts residency program for Kentucky high school sophomores and junior
USITT has announced the winners of the USITT Innovation Grants for 2017: Ian Garrett and Jonathan Allender-Zivic.
The American Society of Association Executives has announced that David Grindle, Executive Director of USITT, has earned the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation.
The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Board of Directors has committed an unprecedented $500,000 to increase the impact of some of the organization's most important programs: Rigging Safety, Gateway Diversity, and Innovation Research Grants.
As previously reported, the theatre industry has launched a vocal opposition against anti-LGBT legislation in North Carolina and Mississippi.
Mark Shanda, professor of theatre design and technology and former Dean of Arts and Humanities at The Ohio State University, has begun a three-year term as president of USITT, the United States Institute for Theatre Technology.
The first annual Central Ohio Theatre Conference is an event for theatre fanatics to learn, discuss, and celebrate theatre.
The revision process took three years, involved multiple contributors, and produced a document that anyone can access for free here.
Ohio State will adopt an interim leadership structure to guide the marching band through the upcoming academic year.
An impressive group of performing arts experts start new roles in USITT leadership on July 1.
The Ohio State University Arts and Humanities and University Libraries' Jerome Lawrence and Robert E.
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