Upcoming Events
Below is a list of industry events sponsored by New Jersey Theatre Alliance and other arts-service organizations. If you are looking for information on theatrical performances, visit our Member Theatres page.
December 2021
This roundtable is open to any general management staff of NJTA member theatres. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
January 2022
This roundtable is open to any artistic/producing staff of NJTA member theatres. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
February 2022
For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
This roundtable is open to any general management staff of NJTA member theatres. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
New Jersey Theatre Alliance is proud to be the host organization for the New Jersey Chapter of the Parent Artist Advocacy League. Meetup is open to anyone who identifies as a caregiver in the arts.
March 2022
This roundtable is open to any artistic/producing staff of NJTA member theatres. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
This roundtable is open to any education staff of NJTA member theatres and will discuss APLI. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
May 2022
This roundtable is open to any general management staff of NJTA member theatres. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
This roundtable is open to any education staff of NJTA member theatres and will discuss updates and in-person gatherings. For more information, please contact Deonté Griffin-Quick at dgriffin-quick@njtheatrealliance.org.
New Jersey Theatre Alliance is proud to be the host organization for the New Jersey Chapter of the Parent Artist Advocacy League. Meetup is open to anyone who identifies as a caregiver in the arts.