• Staged Productions of Traditional/Non-traditional Theatre (Annual Event)
• Little Eva presented in FIELD workshop 2008; upstate NY in June 2009; NYC area 2010.
• The re's Always A Band & Jon Katsberg as part of Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Festival 2007.
• Jon Katsberg as part of Manhattan Repertory Theatre's Summerfest 2007.
• The Garden Party by Vaclav Havel presented at the Bohemian Hall Beer Garden May 2007.
• The Garden Party by Vaclav Havel presented at the Brick for the Havel Festival Fall 2006.
• Breakfast For Dinner by Isaac Rathbone presented at FringeNYC August 2006.
• Home & The Death of Tintagiles by Maurice Maeterlinck at the Queens Museum of Art 2005.
• Bunraku MacBeth – the Shakespearean tragedy deconstructed to the mystical
connections and retold in poetic form with the use of Japanese influenced narration,
mask and puppetry elements. (Performed in Brooklyn’s ART/NY South Oxford Space)
• WOLF Family Series presentations for Libraries, Parks, Museums, etc. (Multiple)
• Japanese Folk Tales of Love & Woe – a trio of tales from Japanese legends
• Capt. Ferguson's School For Balloon Warfare - a one man show set in Fort Omaha, NE around WWI
• Native American Stories - a series of short tales from Native American myths
• Truth Be Told Workshop Collaboration Series of new works in production (Annual)
• Our program includes new works by local artists developing their craft. The varied pieces of theatrical
works, music, dance, and visual art are presented for one night annually. The purpose of the evenings
is to provide a safe space for artists to showcase works still in development.
• Playwright’s Forum for featured writers to present work from “Truth Be Told Series” (Annual)
• Little Eva presented in Nov. 2008
• War Crimes/Slots presented in Sept. 2007
• Breakfast for Dinner & There’s Always A Band presented in Spring 2005
• Artshowcase for featured visual artists to present work for exhibition/sale (Varies)
• Astoria Artshowcase May 2005
• Little Eva presented in FIELD workshop 2008; upstate NY in June 2009; NYC area 2010.
• The re's Always A Band & Jon Katsberg as part of Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Festival 2007.
• Jon Katsberg as part of Manhattan Repertory Theatre's Summerfest 2007.
• The Garden Party by Vaclav Havel presented at the Bohemian Hall Beer Garden May 2007.
• The Garden Party by Vaclav Havel presented at the Brick for the Havel Festival Fall 2006.
• Breakfast For Dinner by Isaac Rathbone presented at FringeNYC August 2006.
• Home & The Death of Tintagiles by Maurice Maeterlinck at the Queens Museum of Art 2005.
• Bunraku MacBeth – the Shakespearean tragedy deconstructed to the mystical
connections and retold in poetic form with the use of Japanese influenced narration,
mask and puppetry elements. (Performed in Brooklyn’s ART/NY South Oxford Space)
• WOLF Family Series presentations for Libraries, Parks, Museums, etc. (Multiple)
• Japanese Folk Tales of Love & Woe – a trio of tales from Japanese legends
• Capt. Ferguson's School For Balloon Warfare - a one man show set in Fort Omaha, NE around WWI
• Native American Stories - a series of short tales from Native American myths
• Truth Be Told Workshop Collaboration Series of new works in production (Annual)
• Our program includes new works by local artists developing their craft. The varied pieces of theatrical
works, music, dance, and visual art are presented for one night annually. The purpose of the evenings
is to provide a safe space for artists to showcase works still in development.
• Playwright’s Forum for featured writers to present work from “Truth Be Told Series” (Annual)
• Little Eva presented in Nov. 2008
• War Crimes/Slots presented in Sept. 2007
• Breakfast for Dinner & There’s Always A Band presented in Spring 2005
• Artshowcase for featured visual artists to present work for exhibition/sale (Varies)
• Astoria Artshowcase May 2005
Home
We strive to offer community inclusiveness to benefit cross-cultural awareness through fiscally accessible theatre-based programs. In addition, we offer
extensions of our WOLF Family Series presentations in accompanying workshops in storytelling, puppetry and mask making. We also hope to continue to
foster the emerging talents within the community to present new material in our Truth Be Told Series.
extensions of our WOLF Family Series presentations in accompanying workshops in storytelling, puppetry and mask making. We also hope to continue to
foster the emerging talents within the community to present new material in our Truth Be Told Series.
We strive to offer community inclusiveness to benefit cross-cultural awareness through fiscally accessible theatre-based programs
that incorporate visual art/media. By promoting cultural and personal identity, we are encouraging universal understanding.
that incorporate visual art/media. By promoting cultural and personal identity, we are encouraging universal understanding.
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About Us
History and Mission Statement:
Oracle Theatre, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) company, offers a unique theatrical experience. Tantalizing all
ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better educate the
community about various cultures through storytelling. And we are also in constant search for new voices
and undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that embodies a full
spirit, the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with live action. As a
company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal dedication.
Incorporated since 2001, we have produced the following history of programming:
Oracle Theatre, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) company, offers a unique theatrical experience. Tantalizing all
ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better educate the
community about various cultures through storytelling. And we are also in constant search for new voices
and undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that embodies a full
spirit, the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with live action. As a
company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal dedication.
Incorporated since 2001, we have produced the following history of programming:
Oracle Theatre, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) company, offers a unique theatrical experience. Tantalizing
all ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better
educate the community about various cultures through storytelling. And we are also in constant search
for new voices and undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that
embodies a full spirit, the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with
live action. As a company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal
dedication.
all ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better
educate the community about various cultures through storytelling. And we are also in constant search
for new voices and undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that
embodies a full spirit, the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with
live action. As a company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal
dedication.
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