EARLY CHAPLIN SILENT FILM SERIES
Pre-film Lectures (Open to ticketed audience)
September 10-October 1, 2007 (Monday nights), 7:00pm
The Paramount Theatre
Conducted by Warren Etheredge, Founder of The Warren Report (September 10); Richie Meyer, Film Professor at Seattle University and President Emeritus of the San Francisco Silent Film Festival (September 17); Dennis James, Mighty Wurlitzer organist (September 24); and George Lewis, Founder, Associate Director and Core Faculty at Freehold Theatre (October 1).

JOE BONAMASSA
Blues in the Schools Program (Invited participating school only)
September 11, 2007, noon-1:00pm
Secondary Academy for Success (Bothell, WA)
Blues In The Schools (BITS) is a program developed by the Blues Foundation in Memphis to promote and preserve the heritage of Blues music. Joe Bonamassa's hour-long BITS presentation includes a mini-performance and discussion that take SAS students on a musical journey, tracking the evolution of Blues music from the Deep South in the late 1800's up through today's diverse Blues styles.

MARTHA GRAHAM

Preview Lecture (Free; open to the public)
September 22, 2007, 2:00-3:00 pm
The Downtown Public Library, Microsoft Auditorium
"The Roots of Revolution in Modern Dance - Martha Graham's Dances, 1914-1948," conducted by Lodi McClellan, Associate Professor, Cornish College of the Arts.

Graham Technique Master Class ($15; pre-registration recommended)
September 29, 2007, 11:30 am-1:00 pm
University of Washington Meany Hall, Dance Department Studios
Intermediate-Advanced Level Graham Technique master class conducted by a Martha Graham Company member. Email Education for more information.

SPECTRUM DANCE THEATER, AMERICAN STORIES
Preview to Spectrum's performance, American Stories (Free; reservations recommended)
September 27, 2007, 7:30 pm, Henry Art Gallery (UW, 15th Ave NE & NE 41st Street)
Observe an open rehearsal and gain insight into the work and process of Donald Byrd, Artistic Director & Choreographer of Spectrum Dance Theater. Free with suggested donation; space is limited; call or email to reserve seats: 206-325-4161, staff@spectrumdance.org.

SPECTRUM DANCE THEATER, AMERICAN STORIES
Pre-performance Discussions (Open to ticketed audience)
October 5-6, 2007, 7:30-7:45 pm
The Moore Theatre
Discussions conducted by Donald Byrd, Artistic Director and Choreographer for Spectrum Dance Theater and special guest, Ronen Koresh, Artistic Director of Koresh Dance Company from Philadelphia.

THE MOORE THEATRE KICK-OFF TOUR
Theatre Tour (Free; open to the public)
October 13, 2007, 10:00 am kick-off date (second Saturdays at 10:00 am to follow)
The Moore Theatre
Historic tours of The Moore Theatre initiated for the 2007-2008 season as part of The Moore 100 centennial festivities.

DANIEL BERNARD ROUMAIN (DBR) - "ONE LOSS PLUS"
Lecture/Demonstration (Free)
October 12, 11:00 am-noon
Cornish College of the Arts / PONCHO Concert Hall (710 E. Roy St, Seattle, WA 98102)
How does a DJ compose? What should a laptopist's score look like? How would a composer organize improvisational contributions of musicians? NYC-based composer, performer, violinist and band-leader DBR demonstrates his compositional methods and collaborative process through his Event Piece technique, and discusses and performs excerpts of his recent work, One Loss Plus. Open to interdisciplinary arts and humanities students and artists. Email education for more details.

LIVE THEATRE WEEK- THE MOORE 100 IMPROV COMEDY NIGHT
The Moore 100 Improv Comedy Night (Free; open to the public)
October 15, 2007, 7:30 pm-9:00 pm
The Moore Theatre
Local comedy actors from Jet City Improv and UW perform energetic improvisations based on themes from 100 years of performing arts evolution at The Moore Theatre. Emceed by Christian Swenson (local improviser), audience members will provide suggestions that help set-up lively scenarios for historical performances from Vaudeville and modern dance to the grunge era. Historic Moore Theatre tours and refreshments included in the evening. Email education for more details.

RONALD K. BROWN/EVIDENCE - ONE SHOT
Photography Exhibit- Charles “Teenie” Harris: Rhapsody in Black and White (Open to the public)
October 22-November 5, 2007 (gallery closed on Mondays)
Henry Art Gallery
The Henry Art Gallery hosts the Teenie Harris exhibit, the inspiration for Ron Brown's choreographic work, One Shot(performed at The Moore Theatre on November 2 & 3). The exhibit focuses on black life in Pittsburgh and is part of both the Carnegie Museum of Art & August Wilson Center, Pittsburgh.

Documenting Neighborhoods and Families Workshop (Invited Youth in Focus students only)
November 1, 2007, 4:00-6:00 pm
Henry Art Gallery
Ronald K. Brown will conduct a 2 hour dance and photography workshop for teen photographers from the Youth in Focus program. Prior to the workshop, Youth in Focus teen photographers document their neighborhoods and families. Participants will utilize the themes and emotion captured in student photographs to generate movement material to create a dance story that has meaning and resonance.

"My Favorite Things" Gallery Tour with Ronald K. Brown at SAM (open to the public)
November 1, 2007, 7:00pm-8:00pm (first Thursday event)
Seattle Art Museum
An exciting opportunity to meet the artist! Choreographer Ronald K. Brown will lead a tour through the galleries and discuss his favorite pieces. Brown will also provide insight into his own choreographic work, highlighting the concept of "legacy" as it applies to his new work One Shot and the arts in general.

Master Class ($15; Pre-registration recommended)
November 2, 2007, 10:00 am-noon
Velocity Dance Center, Mainspace (915 Pine Street, 10th & Pine in Capitol Hill)
Contemporary dance master class conducted by Ron K. Brown conducted for intermediate/advanced dancers in modern and/or African dance. Brown's technique and choreography utilizes history, tradition and dance forms from Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa with modern and urban dance. For more information and to register email education or call 206-467-5510 ext 1171.

Open Rehearsal (Invited guests only)
November 2, 2007, 3:00-4:00 pm
The Moore Theatre
Ron Brown and Evidence Dance Company conduct an open rehearsal followed by a Q&A for STG guests and partner organizations.

2007 Poetry on Busses Launch Party & Reading
Community Partnership Event (Free; open to the public)
November 7, 2007, 7:30 pm
The Moore Theatre
STG and 4 Culture present 55 poets of all ages from the community as part of the Poetry on the Buses program.

PANEL DISCUSSION FOR WASHINGTON DECA LEADERSHIP STUDENTS
Performing Arts Management Discussion & Paramount Theatre Tour (WA DECA Participants only)
November 19, 2007, 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
The Paramount Theatre
Seattle Theatre Group hosts a panel discussion that provides insight into the field of performing arts management. STG staff will walk Washington DECA leadership participants through the presenting process—from the booking of a show to when it gets presented on stage. Discussion followed by a tour of the historic Paramount Theatre.

EXPRESSIONS OF AFRICA by Sukutai
Public Performance
December 14, 2007, 8:00 pm
Kane Hall (#130 University of Washington)
Presented by Spectrum Dance Theater and Seattle Theatre Group, Expressions of Africa features Sukutai and Dance Company, the Ethiopian Dance Group and students form Denny Middle School and Seattle Girls School. $12 adults/$8 seniors and students; To purchase tickets call Spectrum at 206-325-4161.

THE MOORE 100 OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION
Open House Celebration (Free; open to the public)
December 10, 2007, 5:00 pm-8:00 pm
The Moore Theatre
Seattle's historic Belltown landmark, The Moore Theatre, turns one hundred years old this December. Join us in celebrating this milestone at an open house recognizing The Moore Theatre's rich performing arts history in Seattle, featuring local performing artists paying tribute to the history of The Moore, tours of the theatre, exhibits and more.

FRIENDS OF AILEY MEETING
January 8, 2008, 5:30 pm
The Paramount Theatre Lobby

MORE MUSIC @ THE MOORE - SEEKING TEEN MUSICIANS!
SUBMISSIONS DUE JANUARY 15, 2008
Click here for details.

HISTORIC SEATTLE ANNUAL MEETING
January 28,2008, 6:30 pm-8:30pm
The Moore Theatre
STG hosts the Historic Seattle annual meeting that will include tours of the historic Moore Theatre and a presentation on the history of vaudeville by Laura Drake. Free; open to the public.

ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER (AAADT)
MEMORIA Dance Audition (Pre-registration required)
February 3, 2008, 5:30 pm-8:30 pm
The Moore Theatre
Pacific Northwest Ballet School, Phelps Center (301 Mercer St)
AAADT and STG will hold auditions to cast student dancers in MEMORIA to be performed in a special performance during AAADT's 50th Anniversary celebration at The Paramount Theatre on March 30, 2008 at 2 pm. Seeking dancers ages 15-22 years of age with advance level training in ballet or modern. Click here for more information on how to register.

CLUB CRUZ CONTROL
Master Class (Invited participants only)
February 6, 2008
The Moore Theatre
Intermediate hip hop and performance master class conducted by Daniel Cruz and dancers for Broadway Bound teens and STG's DANCE This participants.

THE KINGSTON TRIO
Pre-Performance Discussion (Invited participants only)
February 22, 2008
The Moore Theatre
Members of The Kingston Trio will take part in a Q & A about their experience in the music industry and performing music through the years for invited local songwriters and young musicians. The discussion will be moderated by local singer/songwriter, Laurie Katherine Carlsson.

A Year With Frog And Toad
Sing-a-Long and Discussion (open to TT Minor Students only)
March 14, 2008
50 students from TT Minor Elementary School attend a matinee performance, followed by a sing-a-long and discussion with the cast from A Year With Frog and Toad.

ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER (AAADT)
MEMORIA
March 17-March 30, 2008
The Paramount Theatre (performance on March 30, 2008)
Memoria, choreographed by Alvin Ailey is a tribute to Joyce Trisler, former dancer and friend of Alvin Ailey. As part of AAADT’s 50th Anniversary celebration, 23 young northwest dancers rehearse with Ronni Favors, rehearsal director for AAADT, and perform Ailey’s work Memoria at The Paramount Theatre.

Student Matinee ($5; Reservations required)
March 28, 11:00 am (60 minutes)
The Moore Theatre
Grades: Upper Elementary, Middle and High School
Founded by Alvin Ailey in 1958, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (AAADT) has earned a reputation as one of the most acclaimed international ambassadors of American culture, promoting the uniqueness of African-American cultural experience and preservation and enrichment of the American modern dance. The lecture/demonstration is conducted by Ailey dancers and features artists' warm up, excerpts from company repertoire and a Q & A.

More information on student programs here. For additional information or to reserve tickets for your group, call 206-467-5510 ext 1123 or email education.


Master Classes (Advanced registration recommended)
Members of the Ailey Company will teach master classes in the community. Classes include:

March 24, 2008

• Intermediate/Advanced Modern (Open to Cornish students only)
  12:30 pm-2:00pm, Cornish College of the Arts

March 26, 2008

• Beginning/Intermediate Modern (Open to Seattle Acadamy students only)
  3:00 pm-4:30pm, Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences

March 29, 2008

• Intermediate/Advanced Modern (Teens; $15)
  10:30 am-noon, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Phelps Center (Seattle Center)
  To register, call Pacific Northwest Ballet to at 206-441-9411.
• Intermediate/Advanced Modern (Age 16-adult; $18)
  1:30 pm-3:00 pm, Spectrum Dance Studios (800 Lake Washington Blvd)
  To register, call Spectrum at 206-325-4161 or email staff@spectrumdance.org.
• DanceChance Program Master Class (open to DanceChance students only)
  1:30 pm-2:30 pm, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Phelps Center (Seattle Center)

School Residencies
March 24-27, 2008
African American Academy and Zion Preparatory Academy
A teacher from AAADT will conduct school residencies for middle school students at African American Academy and Zion Preparatory Academy. The residency utilizes Alvin Ailey's work, Revelations, as the inspirational framework for a comprehensive study of language arts, social studies and dance. Students will receive tickets to AAADT's performance at The Paramount Theatre.

MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP (MMDG)
School Residencies
March & May 2008
Van Asselt and Dearborn Park Elementary Schools
The MMDG school residency will introduce elementary school children to Mark Morris' L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato. Students will participate in the interaction of words, music and dance, with an emphasis on curriculum connections in English, the arts, music, social studies and math.

SCHOOL RESIDENCY IN DANCE
March 31-April 4, 2008
International School (Bellevue)
A weeklong in-school residency for middle school students in diverse styles of dance including ballet, modern, jazz, hip-hop and African forms.

SPECTRUM DANCE THEATER'S FUN, ROCK, AND POPS!
Pre-performance Discussions (Open to ticketed audience)
April 5 (7:15 pm-7:35 pm) and April 6 (4:15 pm-4:35 pm)
The Moore Theatre
Discussions conducted by Donald Byrd, Artistic Director and Choreographer for Spectrum Dance Theater prior to performances .

ARLO GUTHRIE
Songwriting Workshop (Invited participants only)
April 6, 2008
Richard Hugo House
Arlo Guthrie will conduct a songwriting discussion with Q & A for 30-50 community singer/songwriters and STG's More Music @ The Moore young artists moderated by Sue Ennis.


MARJANE SATRAPI
Scripting the Graphic Novel for Writers and Artists Workshop
(General: $95 Member: $85.50, Pre-registration required)
April 12, 2008, 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
Richard Hugo House
Shary Flenniken, award-winning cartoonist, editor, author and screenwriter, will conduct a graphic novel workshop for all levels that explores techniques to develop themes, structure stories and create legendary characters. Presented in partnership with Richard Hugo House. To register, call 206-322-7030 or email Brian McGuigan.

MARK MORRIS
A Conversation with Mark Morris
April 15, 2008, 7:30pm (Free; RSVP recommended)
On the Boards, Main Stage - 100 West Roy in Queen Anne
Mark Morris and Gigi Yellen of KING-FM share a conversation at the first Seattle home of Mark Morris Dance Group, On the Boards. Hear them discuss his choreography, his work in Seattle and the upcoming 20th anniversary of his ground-breaking masterpiece, L'Allegro.

MMDG, STG and OtB present an exclusive photography exhibit, "Hidden Soul of Harmony: Mark Morris' L'Allegro" with images of L'Allegro by Stephanie Berger and Susana Millman from the past 20 years. Exhibit is located in the OtB lobby and is only viewable for free as part of this event.
Engagement includes post-conversation reception with the artists. Please RSVP at morris@theparamount.com

Insight into L’Allegro: A Mark Morris Masterpiece
April 29, 2008, 7:30pm (Free; RSVP recommended)
Benaroya Hall, Norcliffe Founders Room
Join us for a spirited panel discussion with artists, scholars and experts as they share insights about Handel, Milton, and Blake - the artists who created the music, words and visual art that inspired Morris' choreographic masterpiece.

Moderated by Kitty Daniels (Cornish College of the Arts, Dance Department Chair) with featured speakers: Gerard Schwarz (Seattle Symphony conductor), Dr. Marshall Brown (UW Professor of Comparative Literature), Dr. Susan Casteras (UW Professor of Art History) and Roger Downey (arts critic). Please RSVP at morris@theparamount.com

Mark Morris: Portraits
PRE-PERFORMANCE DISCUSSION included with ticket
May 15 - May 18, 2008 @ 7:00 pm
The Paramount Theatre Bar
Seattle Premiere! Enjoy this rare exhibit featuring portraits of Mark Morris over 25 years by notable photographers such as Annie Liebovitz, Jack Vartoogian, William Wegman, Mark Seliger and many more. Prior to each performance there will be a 15-20 minute exhibit lecture by Alex Pacheco, MMDG Special Project Manager.

DAVE BRUBECK AND RAMSEY LEWIS
Open Soundcheck with Ramsey Lewis (Invited participants only)
April 25, 2008
The Paramount Theatre

DANCE This AUDITION
April 27, 2008, 5:00 pm-7:00 pm (RSVP required)
Velocity Dance Center, Mainspace
Seeking intermediate/advanced level modern dancers (ages 14-early 20's) to perform in the 10th Anniversary of DANCE This, a young artist training and performance program. Selected dancers will perform in a modern piece by returning NYC guest choreographer, Jamel Gaines, director of Creative Outlet in NYC at THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE on July 18-19, 2008. To RSVP, email education.
For more information, click here.


MY FAIR LADY
Study Guide Available - Click here

MORE MUSIC @ THE MOORE
Performances
May 9, 2008, 11:00 am (student matinee), 7:30 pm (public performance)
The Moore Theatre
The 7th annual More Music @ The Moore features exceptional local teen musicians representing diverse music genres and invests in the rich resources of young artists in the Seattle area. Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), New York based composer, musician and conductor, returns for a third year as Music Director. DBR mixes it up, directing an elegant, all acoustic musical line-up of young musicians backed by local choral groups and professional guest artists. In its seventh year, More Music @ The Moore is a not to be missed innovative and inspiring experience.

Student Matinee ($5; Open to school groups; Reservations required)
May 9, 11:00 am (70 minutes with no intermission)
The Moore Theatre
Grades: Upper Elementary and High School
More information here. For additional information or to reserve tickets for your group, call 206-467-5510 ext 1123 or email education.

MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP (MMDG)
School Residencies
March & May 2008
Van Asselt and Dearborn Park Elementary Schools
The MMDG school residency will introduce elementary school children to Mark Morris' L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato. Students will participate in the interaction of words, music and dance, with an emphasis on curriculum connections in English, the arts, music, social studies and math.

Mark Morris: Portraits
PRE-PERFORMANCE DISCUSSION included with ticket
May 13 – May 18, 2008, 7:00pm
The Paramount Theatre
Seattle Premiere! Enjoy this rare exhibit featuring 18 portraits of Mark Morris over 25 years by notable photographers such as Annie Leibovitz, Jack Vartoogian, William Wegman, Mark Seliger and many more. Prior to each performance there will be a 15-20 minute exhibit lecture by Alex Pacheco, MMDG Special Project Manager.

Master Classes ($15; Advance Registration recommended)
Dancers from MMDG will teach community master classes at Seattle studios. Classes include:

• Intermediate/Advanced Ballet (Age 16-adult)
  May 13, 2008, 10:00-11:30 am, Velocity Dance Center (915 Pine Street)
  To register, email education or call 206-467-5510, ext. 1171.
• Intermediate/Advanced Modern (Not open to the public)
  May 13, 2008, 5:30-7:00 pm, Dance Fremont
• Intermediate/Advanced Modern (Age 16-adult)
  May 14, 2008, 7:30 - 9:00pm, Spectrum Studios (800 Lake Washington Blvd)
  To register, call Spectrum at 206-325-4161 or email staff@spectrumdance.org.
• Intermediate/Advanced Ballet and Modern (open to UW dance students only)
  May 14, 2008, 10:30 am-12:15 pm (ballet), 12:45 pm-2:15 pm (contemporary)
  University of Washington
• Intermediate/Advanced Modern (Age 16-adult)
  May 17, 2008, 11:30 am-1:30 pm, Velocity Dance Center
  To register, email education or call 206-467-5510, ext. 1171.

Dance for Parkinson’s Introductory Workshop
May 17, 2008, 2:00 pm-3:30 pm (Free; Pre-registration required)
Evergreen Hospital
Dancers from MMDG lead an introductory dance workshop for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers with live accompaniment. Dancers and persons with Parkinson’s Disease both need to stretch and strengthen their bodies, use eyes, ears and touch to control movement, think about how they move and constantly work on balance. Participants will discover how exhilarating it is to dance - mentally, spiritually and physically.

Register online at www.evergreenhealthcare.org or call the Evergreen Healthline at 425-899-3000, Monday-Friday, 7:00 am-7:00 pm.

SILENT FILM SERIES- DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
Pre-performance Lecture Series (Open to ticketed audience)
June 2, 16, 23 and 30, 2008, 7:00 pm
The Paramount Theatre
Lectures conducted by Dennis James and guest speaker prior to each Monday night Silent Film.

Student Lecture/Demonstration ($2; Advanced registration required)
June 2,2008, 10:00 am-11:00 am
The Moore Theatre
Grades: Elementary, Middle and High School
Bring your students to the Historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle to step back in time to the 1920s. Hear the Paramount's own Mighty Wulitzer organ, see a segment of a silent film and learn about the silent film era-a perfect opportunity for students to learn about the theatre, music and history. This one hour lecture/demonstration with organist Dennis James will includes demonstration of the organ; discussion on the silent film era and composing/scoring for silent film; and screening of a short segment of a silent film.

More information on student programs here. For additional information or to reserve tickets for your group, call 206-467-5510 ext 1123 or email education.

IN THE LAND OF THE HEAD HUNTERS
"In The Land of the Headhunters" - Historic Silent Film
June 10, 2008, 7:00 pm
The Moore Theatre
This Edward Curtis landmark 1914 silent film of Northwest Coast Kwakwaka'wakw culture is brought to life by performances by descendents of the original Native cast and a live chamber orchestra. In partnership with the Burke Museum.

Student Matinee ($5; Open to school groups; Reservations required)
June 10, 11:00 am (70 minutes)
The Moore Theatre
Grades: Elementary, Middle and High School
For additional information, click here. To reserve tickets for your group, call 206-467-5510 ext 1123 or email Education.

DANCE This 2008
10th Anniversary!
A Retrospective of Global Proportions
July 18, 2008, 11:00 am (youth matinee)
July 19, 2008, 7:30 pm (public performance)
The Paramount Theatre
DANCE This brings together teen performers from diverse communities for collaboration and to share cultures through the art of dance. Young dancers take you on a world tour of diverse dance styles with special past DANCE This Company tributes. Click here for more info.

Youth Matinee ($5; Open to youth community groups; Reservations required)
July 18, 2008, 11:00 am
The Paramount Theatre
More information on student programs here. For additional information or to reserve tickets for your group, call 206-467-5510 ext 1123 or email education.

DANCE This… Summer Dance Training Intensive (ages 13-22)
June 18-July 2, 2008
Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Phelps Center (Seattle Center)
The DANCE This Summer Training Intensive is an opportunity for young dancers at all levels to immerse themselves in dance over the course of 2 weeks. Students will be exposed to a wide range of dance styles and techniques in a supportive, yet challenging atmosphere. Instruction includes ballet, modern, jazz, Afro-Latin, African, hip-hop & special workshops. Registration begins early spring 2008. For more information, email education or call 206-467-5510 ext 1123. REGISTRATION BROCHURE HERE (pdf)

• Experiencing African Culture
  Experiencing African Culture (In-School Performances by reservation)
  Fall 2007/Winter 2008
  Elementary and Middle School
  This 50-minute performance, presented by Sukutai, features dance, song and music from Zimbabwe, Guinea and Ghana. Students learn about African culture through this high-energy, interactive presentation, featuring traditional instruments, dance and audience participation. Three performers-Lora Chiorah Dye (Zimbabwe), Karim Koumbassa (Guinea) and Kofi Anang (Ghana)-combine dance, music, percussion, storytelling and singing to celebrate the heritage of Africa. More information on student programs here. Contact education for scheduling, technical requirements and pricing.
• CLUB CRUZ CONTROL In-School Residencies
  Cruz Control Residencies in Hip Hop Dance (In-School Workshops by reservation)
  Fall 2007-Spring 2008
  Elementary, Middle and High School
  Single workshops and multiple session residencies available in hip hop dance with Seattle-based choreographer Daniel Cruz and members of Cruz Control. Cruz's high energy hip hop style blends street movement with jazz, African and modern. Instruction in Hip Hop dance gives students the opportunity to enhance their physical fitness, explore expression through movement and learn choreography. More information on student programs here. Contact education for scheduling, technical requirements and pricing.
• Theatre Access Program (TAP): STG annually provides thousands of tickets to performances at The Paramount and Moore Theatres to school groups, youth organizations, community centers, social service organizations, young artists and seniors who would otherwise be unable to afford the opportunity. To apply email TAP


• Historic Tours of The Paramount and Moore Theatres: Seattle Theatre Group gives the public a chance to learn more about the historic Paramount and Moore Theatres while giving them a glimpse behind the scenes. Free; once a month-The first Saturday of every month at 10am at The Paramount & the second Saturday of every month at 10am at The Moore Theatre. For more information, click here.


• Student Tours: STG offers free tours of the historic Paramount and Moore Theatres for educators and students ages seven and up. Tour guides introduce students to theatre architecture, design, history and technical aspects. Schedule tours upon request for student groups.