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Performing Arts in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Performing Arts sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Landmark Theatre
seat performing arts venue located in the center of Syracuse. Original Loews Theatre designed by Thomas Lamb. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places
1 to 10 staff
Levitt Pavilion Denver
Levitt Pavilion Denver is a non-profit established with the purpose of building community through music. We believe in embracing the local, including the musicians, architects, construction company, staff, artists and sponsors. Levitt Pavilion Denver is more than just another music venue – it is a nexus for local non-profits and arts groups across the Rocky Mountain region. When complete in 2017, Levitt Pavilion Denver will feature- 50 free concerts annually with local, regional, national and international acts - A rich spectrum of music genres: R&B, country, rock, Latin, blues, jazz, children’s and more- Relaxed, open lawn setting - Local food vendors - State-of-the-art sound and lighting - Easily accessible location near public transportation and bike paths - Family-friendly environment Outside of Levitt Pavilion Denver concert series, the state-of-the-art amphitheater will be available programmed to include schools, arts organizations, outside promoters, and other non-profits.
1 to 10 staff
Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles
Bienvenidos! The mission of Levitt LA is to make live music accessible to all, creating stronger and more connected communities while celebrating the diversity of our city and beyond. Every summer, FREE concerts are presented Levitt LA in MacArthur Park, featuring acclaimed, emerging talent to seasoned, award-winning performers in a broad range of music genres.
1 to 10 staff
Limelight Theatre
The Limelight Theatre is celebrating 34years of providing St. Johns County with an ever-evolving destination for artistic expression. As we enter our 34th year of serving the residents and tourists of our area, we continue to look for opportunities to attract larger and more diverse audiences to our hundreds of performances that utilize our amazing local actors and musicians. Our hope is that by building a presence on Linkedin for Non-Profits we may continue to extend our community reach. We wish to inform and educate our community about not only our Mainstage and KidzfACTory Children's Theatre productions, but also about our full Limelight Education Program for adults and children as well as our ongoing community outreach initiatives.
1 to 10 staff
Lincoln Center Theater
LCT’s mission is to bring exceptional theater to life. Building on a legacy of artistic excellence, LCT strives to expand what is possible: to make the magic of theatre more palpable, empowering visionary artists and extending the invitation for the community to join in celebrating the power of live performance. To see that mission to fruition in a new era at the New York institution, commencing with the current 2025-2026 season, Lear deBessonet assumes the role of Kewsong Lee Artistic Director, alongside Managing Director Mike Schleifer, Executive Producer Barlett Sher, Producer Nicole Kastrinos, Executive Director of Development and Planning Naomi Grabel, and LCT3 Artistic Director and Producer Maria Manuela Goyanes. Founded in 1985 by Board Chair Hon. John V. Lindsay, Executive Producer Bernard Gersten and Director Gregory Mosher, and led for 33 years by André Bishop, LCT is one of the leading nonprofit theaters in the country, producing an annual season of plays and musicals that have been seen by millions around the globe. It is one of 11 autonomous constituents of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Each year, the three theaters that make up LCT welcome nearly audience members to its home on the Lincoln Center campus. Over the last 40 years, LCT and its outstanding productions have received many of the highest accolades, including 87 Tony Awards®, 97 Drama Desk Awards, 79 Outer Critics Circle Awards, 33 Obies, 11 NY Drama Critics Circle Awards, and one Pulitzer Prize, as well as two finalists.
51 to 200 staff
Lucky Star Casino
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501 to 1000 staff
Lyric Theatre Company
Lyric Theatre Company is a non-profit, volunteer community theatre organization located in beautiful Burlington, Vermont. Over 400 members volunteer their time and talent each year both on stage and off. The size of our membership together with the size and scope of our bi-annual productions ranks us as one of the largest amateur theater companies in the United States. Lyric puts on two mainstage musicals each year at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, reaching an audience of over annually. As well as its mainstage productions, Lyric runs a summer camp program (Lyric Kids), a senior education program, and other community outreach activities.
1 to 10 staff
Maine State Music Theatre
Maine State Music Theatre is a professional performing arts organization based in Brunswick, Maine. MSMT presents a summer season of four fully staged musicals, a concert series, and a Theatre for Young Audiences series. MSMT mission: To enrich lives through musical theatre.
51 to 200 staff
Mainstage Theatrical Supply
MainStage is a premier industry "one stop shop" supply & service provider; from makeup to fixtures to stage curtains to system integration, we do it.
51 to 200 staff
Mandi's Dance Studio
Studio for recreational and competitive dance education.
1 to 10 staff
Mare Nostrum Elements
MARE NOSTRUM ELEMENTS is an organization dedicated to the expression of human emotion through dance, theater, and movement that carries out its work through a performance group (MNE creates), training outlet (The Wave Within!), and production company (MNE presents). Since 2001, Mare Nostrum Elements has explored the points of intersection among artistic disciplines and has shared the results through performances, workshops, and outreach programs. Our primary mission is to create emotionally-driven stage productions that explore and celebrate dance, theater, and movement. In addition to creating original works, MNE serves as a production company for artists whose vision fits MNE’s mission, and a training outlet to nurture and strengthen the performing arts community.
1 to 10 staff
Mark Degarmo Dance
Mark DeGarmo Dance (MDD) is a leading 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that educates NYC communities and children; creates, performs, and disseminates original artistic and scholarly work; and promotes intercultural community through dance arts. Our vision is to enliven bodies, shift perspectives, and change lives. We believe: Creativity is a human birthright. All humans are learners who benefit from the arts and dance. Dance arts, when integrated with the daily curriculum, support the achievement of multi-dimensional excellence through public education. Founded in 1987 by dancer and scholar Mark DeGarmo, MDD provides high quality, interdisciplinary arts programming for New York City public elementary school students who live in economically challenged and under-resourced communities. Partnerships in Literacy through Dance and Creativity is MDD’s “evidence-based” seven-year interdisciplinary program that empowers elementary students to use dance, movement and creative writing as lifelong tools to fulfill their highest potential. Mark DeGarmo’s range of solo and group work has been performed locally, nationally, and internationally. New York press and audiences have heralded MDD’s dance-theater works as “brilliant” and “risk-taking” and DeGarmo as “a gladiator in various arenas.” Hailed as a national model by the National Endowment for the Arts, MDD was recognized by President Barack Obama for its commitment to New York City communities and the nation.
1 to 10 staff
Masary Studios
MASARY Studios is an interdisciplinary artist collective reconsidering environments through site-specific installations using sound, light, interactivity, and performance. Based in Boston, the studio's practice includes live percussion performance, electronic music and production, facade projection-mapped video, artistic research, technology and materials fabrication, and the expansive use of animation. The studio is artist-owned and managed and was founded in 2015. We are artists, we are performers, we are directors, we are dreamers. MASARY is an interdisciplinary collaborative team with artists at the center. Studio founders and principals are Sam Okerstrom-Lang and Ryan Edwards. The extensive creative and technical team expands out to coders, engineers, architects, designers, architects, percussionists, animators, arts administrators & more. MASARY Studios has been commissioned to create immersive, interdisciplinary work by the Boston Center for the Arts, with support from the Barr-Klarman risk-taking fund, the National Parks Service Art on the Trails to Freedom initiative, TEDx Cambridge at the Boston Opera House, the Aeronaut Brewing Company with support from the Paul R. Judy Center for Innovation and Research, and Boston’s NPR Station, WBUR.
1 to 10 staff
Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild, Inc
The Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild, Inc.(METG) exists for the charitable and educational purpose of promoting and strengthening excellence, access, and education in the theatrical arts for middle and secondary school students and teachers. For more than 90 years, the METG has been a leader in arts education, believing that theater has a unique power to enrich and transform young people’s lives. METG Perspective For almost a century, the METG has been a leader in arts education: Educational Collaboration - We work with teachers and artists in schools to strengthen their drama based activities and improve theatrical production values. Leadership - We train young theater artists to become positive, empathetic leaders and to embrace the diversity of theought in their communities. Advocacy - We work to close the arts programming gap in underserved communities by underscoring the importance of strong school arts curricula and increased public funding for education. Inspiration - We work with teachers and artists in schools to strengthen their drama based activities and improve theatrical production values.
1 to 10 staff
Mcc Theater
Guided by the vision of founding Artistic Directors Robert LuPone and Bernard Telsey, and Co-Artistic Director William Cantler, MCC Theater is driven by a mission to provoke conversations that have never happened - and otherwise never would. Our programming encompasses annual productions; development of new work; and renowned education and outreach programs that help more than 1,200 NYC high school students each year to find – and use – their own unique voice, increase literacy, improve grades, and develop important life skills through the creation and performance of their own original work. MCC empowers artists and students to take risks to create bold, daring work that investigates the issues and morality of our time and inspires active engagement of audiences. MCC Theater’s celebrated productions include Penelope Skinner’s The Village Bike; Robert Askins’ Hand to God; John Pollono’s Small Engine Repair; Paul Downs Colaizzo’s Really Really; Sharr White’s The Other Place (Broadway transfer); a fully reimagined version of the legendary musical Carrie; Jeff Talbott’s The Submission (Laurents/Hatcher Award); Michael Weller’s Fifty Words; Alexi Kaye Campbell’s The Pride; Bryony Lavery’s Frozen (Broadway transfer; four 2004 Tony Award nominations including Best Play, Tony Award for Best Featured Actor); Tim Blake Nelson’s The Grey Zone; Rebecca Gilman’s The Glory of Living (2002 Pulitzer Prize finalist); Margaret Edson’s Wit Pulitzer Prize); and nine plays by Playwright-in-Residence Neil LaBute, including Reasons to Be Happy, reasons to be pretty (Broadway transfer, three 2009 Tony Award nominations, including Best Play), Some Girl(s), Fat Pig and The Mercy Seat. Many plays developed and produced by MCC have gone on to productions throughout the country and around the world.
11 to 50 staff
Miami City Ballet
Miami City Ballet is an American ballet company based in Miami Beach, Florida, and led by artistic director Gonzalo Garcia. MCB was founded in 1985 by Miami philanthropist Toby Lerner Ansin with former New York City Ballet principal dancer Edward Villella as founding artistic director. The company flourishes today as one of the world's most respected ballet companies. MCB features an international ensemble of 50 dancers hailing from the United States, Brazil, Cuba, Venezuela, China, Switzerland, France, Japan, and Germany. The company has an active repertoire of 88 ballets and performs over 100 times annually including a home season in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, FL. North American appearances include the Kennedy Center, the 1996 Olympic Arts Festival, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, the Orange County Performing Arts Center, and New York City Center; while theaters and festivals in Europe, Central America, South America, and Israel have hosted the company. Among the Company’s notable achievements have been critically-acclaimed performances in Paris and New York City, and the nationally televised PBS special Great Performances. The company operates an elite ballet training academy, the Miami City Ballet School. Approximately 375 students attend the academy during the school year, with 200 accepted to the annual Summer Intensive. In 2012, Lourdes Lopez was chosen as artistic director. Lopez was born in Havana, Cuba and raised in Miami. She was a principal dancer for New York City Ballet for 24 years under George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins. After retiring from the stage, she went on to become the executive director of The George Balanchine Foundation and co-founded the innovative dance company Morphoses. In 2014, she was appointed to the board of the Ford Foundation. Find out more about Miami City Ballet at
51 to 200 staff
Miami New Drama
Miami New Drama is the largest bilingual professional theater in America, based in Miami Beach, Florida committed to artistic excellence and groundbreaking work, with a vision of theater as a powerful form of social engagement. Founded by Artistic Director Michel Hausmann and National Medal of the Arts recipient Moisés Kaufman, in residence at the historic Colony Theatre on Miami Beach, the company focuses on the development of new plays and musicals in both English and Spanish, most notably the first ever multilingual adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s classic Our Town, Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy by Billy Corben and Aurin Squire, Queen of Basel by Hilary Bettis, and the world premiere development of the new Louis Armstrong musical A Wonderful World. Miami New Drama is the winner of two Knight Arts Challenge awards and a Knight New Works Miami award from the Knight Foundation, and was the 2018 and 2022 Miami New Times Best Theater for Drama. Most recently MiND produced 7 Deadly Sins, a collection of new short plays by renowned playwrights, performed in vacant storefronts on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach. The production, which was the largest live professional theater production in the United States, received national and international press and was extended twice, running from November 27, 2020 - January 31, 2021.
51 to 200 staff
Mid-City Community Music
Started in 1974 as The New Expression Folk Music Study Center by three San Diego musicians, MCCM now offers performance workshops, group and private lessons, weekly jam sessions, and free community concerts on a quarterly basis. Services are provided on a low-cost, sliding-scale basis in some of San Diego's most ethnically diverse and economically disadvantaged neighborhoods to community members who would not otherwise have the opportunity to learn to play an instrument, sing and play in a group, or perform on stage.
1 to 10 staff
Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston
Mission The mission of the MATCH is to provide a home for a broad spectrum of Houston’s arts organizations, and create an accessible destination that will bring Houstonians together to enjoy art and enliven a neighborhood. The Need Houston is a sprawling metropolis that has continued to grow as a cultural and creative melting pot with a strong art community: however, there is currently no neighborhood, “home,” nor district to bring smaller artistic groups together to provide easy access for patrons. Because arts organizations are dispersed across the city, they are hard to find and have few opportunities for collaboration and synergy. Further, many of the organizations are operating out of inadequate facilities that significantly limit their program offerings and their ability to grow and prosper. The MATCH will fill this void in the Houston arts community by developing an accessible, centralized hub of creativity that will bring together an array of artists and art lovers from across the region’s diverse cultural, economic, and geographic communities.
1 to 10 staff
Mifa Victory Theatre
Presenting the finest examples of contemporary practice in the performing, visual and literary arts for the purposes of educating, entertaining and enriching lives. MIFA serves the economic revitalization of Holyoke through the preservation and reopening of the historical landmark Victory Theatre. MIFA) has presented great art since 1994 with artists like Mikhail Baryshnikov, Vanessa Redgrave, Hal Holbrook, Eddie Palmieri, William Kentridge and London’s Globe Theatre along with wonderful Massachusetts artists and institutions. In 2009 MIFA acquired the Victory Theatre located at 81-89 Suffolk Street Holyoke, Massachusetts. The Victory, a 1,600 seat Broadway style theatre opened in 1920 and has been derelict since 1979. MIFA is restoring the iconic theater and it will be returned to its role as a major live theatre for the City of Holyoke, its surrounding communities and the Connecticut River Valley from Long Island Sound to the Canadian border.
1 to 10 staff
Milwaukee Rep
Milwaukee Rep is the largest performing arts organization in Wisconsin in terms of audiences served and one of the largest professional theaters in the country. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Mark Clements and Executive Director Chad Bauman, each year Milwaukee Rep welcomes people at 700 performances of 15 productions ranging from compelling dramas, powerful classics, new plays and full-scaled musicals in its three unique performance venues – the Quadracci Powerhouse, Stiemke Studio and Stackner Cabaret. For over 65 years, Milwaukee Rep has gained a national reputation as an incubator of new work, an agent of community change and a forward-thinking provider of vital arts education programs.
51 to 200 staff
Modern Motion Dance School
Modern Motion is a 501c3 not for profit organization serving children and youth ages 3-18. Our dance school provides more than artistic technique, we build confidence and creativity! Every student is given opportunities to explore and create movement, expand their worldview of dance and culture, and to perform for an audience.
1 to 10 staff
Mountain Play Association
Building on a century of tradition, the Mountain Play Association produces enriching theatrical experiences that stimulate creativity, engage our community, and foster a lifelong enjoyment of the performing arts. Our pinnacle event is a spectacular, outdoor production that also nurtures an appreciation for the unique beauty of Mount Tamalpais. The Mountain Play Association is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. EIN 94-6092215
1 to 10 staff
Mudlark Theater
Mudlark Theater is a not-for-profit organization where children are taken seriously as artists, and learn theater by making it. As a rule, the general public expects little of children’s theater. Mudlark's goal is to raise that expectation and keep it there. By holding children to a higher standard and empowering them to make strong artistic choices, we create the possibility for great theater—vibrant, funny, compelling shows that erase the boundary between youth and professional theater.
1 to 10 staff
