Staff Spotlight: Olivia, Marketing Intern
Our Marketing Intern has taken it upon herself to make sure that you, our friends and patrons, get to know our staff a little bit more over the summer. Because today is her last day, she decided to interview herself about what it was like interning with our Marketing Department.
It's the Second Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
You went behind the scenes of our Season 38 A Christmas Carol photo shoot with Roark McClellan, Norfolk City Councilwoman Andria McClellan's son — now it's time to check out the finished piece!
Black Light Puppet Theatre | Part 3
Part 3 of our three-part blog series about our Education and Community Engagement team as they launch their Black Light Puppet Theatre program, which uses theatre and puppet techniques in the development, education, and integration of adults with special needs and who are prone to social exclusion.
How "The Line" Was Created
In partnership with Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities, our Education & Community Engagement Department will present “The Line: Art for Social Change," the first interactive, forum workshop in the department’s Art For Social Change Series. By empowering community members to investigate and deconstruct racially divided areas, The Line will inspire the creation of democratic and equitable spaces in southeastern Virginia.
Go Behind the Scenes: See a Promotional Photo Shoot
Go behind the scenes of our Season 38 A Christmas Carol photo shoot with Roark McClellan, Norfolk City Councilwoman Andria McClellan's son!
Summer Theatre Camp | Part 2
Working with professional theater artists, Summer Theatre Campers will participate in two weeks of fun, high-energy, and theatrical experiences that will engage their imaginations and let them experience the thrill of live theatre.
WTKR Promotes The Line: Art for Social Change
In partnership with Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities, our Education & Community Engagement Department will present “The Line: Art for Social Change," the first interactive, forum workshop in the department’s Art For Social Change Series. By empowering community members to investigate and deconstruct racially divided areas, The Line will inspire the creation of democratic and equitable spaces in southeastern Virginia.
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