WELCOME TO REGION II OF THE KENNEDY CENTER AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATRE FESTIVAL

A CONFERENCE FOR THEATRE EDUCATION
FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY
IN HIGHER EDUCATION.

The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Empowerment Statement

The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival recognizes that Art can provoke; therefore, during the course of the conference, participants are empowered to remove themselves from conference activities should they feel a threat to their well-being.

What is KCACTF?

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FESTIVAL 56

FESTIVAL 56 – January 24-27, 2024

Location: TBA

Production Registration

If you are entering a production for a response, please be prepared to offer a response to another instituition when asked.

To get more information on Responding click here.

Associate Productions

$275

Participating Productions

$350

Virtual Associate Productions or Responses

$50

Virtual Participating Productions or Responses

$75

For 2022 you can arrange for an in-person or remote response.
Productions with opening dates on or after December 2nd, 2022 will be considered for Festival 56, 2024.

All Associate and Participating productions must include KCACTF Sponsorship Billing. Find those documents here.

Sponsorship Billing Here

The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Diversity and Inclusion Statement

The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival affirms its commitment to policies and practices of promoting inclusion and diversity in its leadership, both regional and national, as well as in its programming. We pledge to nurture talent in all areas of the theater based solely on merit and achievement. We encourage production respondents to avoid discriminatory comments and embrace the variety of artistic choices generated by the diversity of perspective that exists on college campuses across the country. We promote collegial exploration of new ideas, supported by a clear understanding of long-held artistic practices, fully respecting the communicated intentions of the playwright. We encourage discourse that effects positive change in the ways that under-represented groups are portrayed onstage, and we oppose acts of cultural appropriation and character depictions that deepen existing cultural divides. We embrace the idea that diversity in experience and perspective makes our organization stronger and more relevant and is therefore essential to our educational mission of training the future artistic leadership in American theater.

KCACTF Region 2 RED Information

The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Empowerment Statement

The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival recognizes that Art can provoke; therefore, during the course of the conference, participants are empowered to remove themselves from conference activities should they feel a threat to their well-being.