A VOICE FROM THE BORDERLANDS
ABOUT MARFA THEATRE INCUBATOR
A place to help actors, playwrights, and theatre companies develop their work in one of the most geographically unique and artistic places in the country. Faculty specialties include physical theatre, rhythmic acting and singing voice rehab (among others). Week-long workshops result in devised performances for (the local) rural and borderland audiences.
photo credit Jenny Thomas
FRESH. INDIE. THEATRE.
THE INAUGURAL FRINGE MARFA
JANUARY 10-11, 2020
2-day spectacle of celebrated Fringe Artists performing on the high desert of Far West Texas.
Friday – solo acts. Saturday – ensemble acts. Plus the first micro-audience performance in the history of Fringe.
Advanced tickets on sale October 6, 2019.
SEE WHAT WE OFFER
Every artist knows the benefits of a change of scenery. Combine the relaxed pace of the high desert of Texas with fresh and cutting-edge methodologies and Marfa Theatre Incubator provides a recipe for creative breakthroughs that can take your work in unimagined directions.
ADVANCE YOUR SKILLS
Actors, singers, and performers of all stripes will find a home at Marfa Theatre Incubator. We offer niche trainings to break you out of your comfort zone and enhance your artistic and creative expression.
WORKSHOP YOUR WORK
And we’re not just for performers. Playwrights and directors can bring their works-in-progress and tap our experienced crew of talented actors to bring emerging ideas into full-fledged productions.
MEET OUR FACULTY
We are fortunate to draw from the top talent throughout the US. Our faculty are not only skilled educators; they have all worked as independent artists for decades. They know their stuff and they know your struggle.
UPCOMING EVENTS
12-13
October 2019
10 am to 5 pm
Creative Change Weekend
with Hope Lafferty
SOLD OUT!
9-10
November 2019
9 am to 4 pm
Physical Theatre Intensive:
CLOWN
with Christopher Bange
10-11
January 2020
Coming
February 2020
Musical Theatre and Vocal Intensive
with Joanna Lott, Jennifer Richardson, Andy Schneider and Chad Grubb