FALL CONFERENCE
CTAM's Fall Conference is an annual extravaganza and provides community theatre
enthusiasts with a weekend full of outstanding workshops, great entertainment, food,
fun and frolic,
roundtable discussions and lots of opportunities to get
together
with
fellow enthusiasts to share ideas, discuss problems and find solutions.
The 2012 Fall Conference will be September 28-30th at McGuire's Resort in Cadillac, Michigan. Details will be posted as they become available in the late spring/early summer.
AACT THEATRE FESTIVAL
More popularly known as AACTfest, this competition is held every two years, the next cycle will begin early in 2013. Information about the festivals below will be
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MICHIGAN FESTIVAL
The 2013 festival will be hosted by Kalamazoo Civic Theatre from 2/22/2013 through 2/24/2013 in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
More information will be posted as it becomes available in early fall 2012!
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REGION III FESTIVAL
This is the "2nd round" of competition and is comprised of the winning theatres from Michigan, Illinois, Inidiana, Ohio and Wisconsin.
The 2013 Region III Festival will be held April 18 - 21, 2013 at the Schauer Arts and Activities Center in Hartford, Wisconsin (about 40 miles northwest of Milwaukee).
Click here to go to the Region III website for more info!
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NATIONAL FESTIVAL
The final round of competition with the winning theatres from all the regions!
The next two national festivals, 2013 and 2015 will be held in Carmel, Indiana (near Indianapolis). More details will be posted as they become available.
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Click here to be take to the American Association of Community Theatres (AACT) festival page for more details and the current calendar of festivals nationwide!
This star will take you to an archival page showing Michigan's 
long historical involvement with this theatre festival competition
CTAM's Spring Conference is a once every two year extravaganza, it alternates with the AACT Festival, and is hosted by one of our member groups. The next spring conference will be in 2014.
Like the Fall Conference it provides community theatre
enthusiasts with a weekend full of outstanding workshops, great entertainment, food,
fun and frolic while providing an opportunity for one of our state theatre groups a chance to "strut their stuff" and show the rest of us how it is done!
Hint: It's not too early to consider hosting this conference at your theatre...
