On Wednesday, September 14, 2016, EbzB Productions leads a sample of their corporate workshop for the United Arts Council Board of Directors in Raleigh, NC. The workshop, entitled United Arts Superheroes, will empower board members to advocate for truth, justice and the United Arts Council!
Using the tools of dramatic art in the corporate world stimulates engagement and creativity for employees. Problem solving and communication skills are enhanced by the art form. Comfort with public speaking, articulating ideas, and collaboration all benefit from an awareness of the tools used by an actor. Using dramatic art in the business setting is yet another way the arts are proving vital to our daily lives and bottom lines.
EbzB Productions has been asked to develop their popular Arts-In-Education workshops for use in the corporate sector by the United Arts Council of Raleigh. Human resource directors will be able to choose programs to enhance the lives of their employees and benefit the morale and productivity of their workers. Topics addressed by the workshop may include: diversity training, family programming, public speaking, sales skills, sensitivity training, and workplace cultural history. EbzB Productions is well-known for tailoring their workshops to the needs of the organization. For more information, visit http://www.unitedarts.org/
Professional touring theatre and teaching artists developing theatrical works to promote integrity, self-discovery and positive transformation of artists, audiences, individuals, and communities. Visit www.ebzb.org!
Arts Midwest ~ Booth #334-B, September 13, 2016, Milwaukee, WI
Join EbzB at Arts Midwest on September 13, 2016 for our showcase of Night Before Christmas Carol with Night Cap Theatre: Cocktails and Characters. Visit Alkahest Artists Booth #334-B.
EbzB - Welcome to the Arts in North Carolina!
Welcome to the Arts in North Carolina!
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The nationally touring and award-winning company EbzB Productions
celebrates the profound impact of storytelling through theater in a
growing repertoire of simple and compelling productions. Millions have
seen its work internationally, on broadcast television or live in
theatrical venues. Formed in 1998 by Serena Ebhardt and David zum Brunnen, EbzB creates its work in the belief that theater influences and encourages a life to be positively transformed — immediately or over time — through discoveries unveiled. EbzB offers a variety of choices for presenters, schools, teachers and audiences of all ages. Among the works in its repertoire are the company’s productions of War Bonds: The Songs & Letters of World War II; The Night Before Christmas Carol; In One Era & Out the Other; and The Wrights of Passage: A Theatrical Celebration of a Century of Flight. The work is flexibly designed for easy touring to all types of performance spaces and in schools. Please contact the company for fee information on these productions. Workshops and residencies for students and teachers are available in tandem with performances. Fees: workshops, $300 per day for each artist, plus travel and accommodations; residencies, $2,000–$8,000, based on requested residency format. |
The North Carolina Arts Council is a division of the Department of Cultural Resources, a state agency.
Susan W. Kluttz, Secretary; Pat McCrory, Governor
Susan W. Kluttz, Secretary; Pat McCrory, Governor
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