Evolving Arts Co.’s mission is to focus on bringing original, risky, thought provoking, locally written works to the public.  We believe that the best kind of music, acting, theatre, film and television come out of social awareness.  In the early 1930’s when the Group Theatre came about Sanford Meisner, Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler, Harold Clurman, Elia Kazan, among many others, were all devoted to creating work of the highest integrity.  They brought a depth of spirit, a fervent life and a soul to the stage that was unlike anything North American audiences had ever witnessed.  They were committed to building a new kind of theatre that was truly collaborative and which spoke to the moral and social issues of their time.  They understood that in order to be an effective artist (actor, director, producer, writer, musician) one must bring the truth and their most authentic self to the work.  They also understood that it was an extremely difficult task and that we are all perpetual students.  There is never a time when we stop learning and exploring our craft.  What the Group Theatre had was a hand on the community pulse of the time…their work grew out of sensitivity to humanity.  Evolving Arts Co. feels our most important responsibility as artists is to teach the world how to bemore ‘human’.  Our work is most vital in this age of technology where people are becoming less connected to one another on a personal level.  David Mamet says, “People go to the theatre so they can see that real communication between human beings is still possible.”

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