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The American Theatre Wing advances the future of American theatre by celebrating excellence and nurturing the next generation: on stage, behind the scenes, and in the audience. We pursue this mission through programs that support theatrical excellence and inclusivity, and educate and engage the next generation of practitioners and audiences. For over 100 years, the Wing has been an integral part of the American theatrical community, providing critical support and recognition that has allowed the theatre to thrive.

Red Eye is a multidisciplinary creative laboratory dedicated to the creation and presentation of pioneering theater and performance work. (Legal name is Red Eye Collaboration. Popularly known as Red Eye Theater.)

The Red Trunk Project is a cultural initiative that sparks a global dialogue based on the imperative to Respect Every Difference—the RED in Red Trunk. Our goal is to create a brighter, more inclusive future for all children, working to ensure that children better understand and empathize with their fellow citizens around the world—a simple yet powerful idea that’s more important than ever today.

Designed for and inclusive of all peoples, our work highlights the originality and power of Indigenous contemporary performance enabling Red Sky to fulfill its mandate and artistic vision. To date, Red Sky has created 10 original new works, 5 unique themed “Red Sky at Night” events, 7 self-presenting activities and 88 community outreach activities. Red Sky has ignited the imaginations of 550,000 people from 9 countries on 4 continents and garnered awards and nominations including: 2011 Smithsonian Institute Expressive Arts Award; the 2010 Dora Mavor Moore Award (Tono); and two awards at the 2010 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards (Tono). We have been nominated for three Doras for Shimmer (2006), Dancing Americas (2004), The Great Mountain (2012), and won the 2007 Paula Award for our family programming. Most recently, Red Sky’s Artistic Director, Sandra Laronde, received the 2013 Victor Martyn Lynch-Staunton Award for Outstanding Mid-Career Artist in Dance.

The mission of Red Hen Press is to publish works of literary excellence, to foster diversity, and to promote literacy in our local schools. We seek a community of readers and writers who are actively engaged in the essential human practice known as literature.

Programs and Services offered by the Red Deer Chapter include: 1. Information and Referral Service to assist those seeking guidance, information, or referrals regarding learning disabilities, dyslexia, ADHD, and more. 2. Awareness and Advocacy through presentations to interested schools and organizations. 3. Parent/Professional Workshops and Presentations through our Speakers Series. 4. Lending Resource Library open to general public. Members have sign out priviledges. 5. Irlen Screening for perceptual dyslexia. 6. Social Competence Programs - summer day camps, after school programs for ages 7-9, 10-12 and teen programs (NEW). 7. Reading, Writing and Math Programs - one-on-one tutoring developed specifically for the LD student. 8. Tutoring Services including test preparation and study skills. 9. Conferences - 2010 LDAA Provincial Conference in Calgary Oct 6-8, 2010 and 2011 Conference in Red Deer Oct 12-14, 2011 on Adaptive and Assistive Technology.

little red theatre produces dramatic performances of great quality theatre using a wonderful eclectic mix of puppets, songs and original musical scores, dance and audio and visual technology. Productions are aimed at the Junior Kindergarten through Grade 6 constituency and are presented at schools, libraries and special venues (70,000+ children in about 225 schools each year. Workshops take place in the community.

Founding in 2001, the Red Rocks Music Festival educates, engages and challenges audiences through a unique collaboration of musicians from leading Arizona performing arts organizations and world-acclaimed artists. An integral part of the Festival’s mission is education.

The Red Door Project’s mission is to leverage the power of stories to change our racial ecology. Founded in 2011, RDP envisions a society where our differences catalyze listening, learning, and thoughtful action. Our systems approach to exploring race and human interaction provides a framework for examining root causes of problems and needed policy changes. We ask participants in our programs to engage in open dialogue, witness multiple truths, discover shared values, and consider how to apply these learnings in everyday life.