Where the Performing Arts in Loudoun County are Seen and Heard

 
  

 
 

About
LoudounPerformingArts.com

 

In this difficult economy, people need the performing arts more than ever, but patrons are hard-pressed to know where to find shows, performing arts organization find it more and more difficult to get the word out within a shrinking press, and performers have been missing audition announcements... until now.

This one site provides all of the above, and so much more.

At LoudounPerformingArts.com, patrons, producers and performers will find:

- A comprehensive, chronological listing of upcoming Productions and Events

- Easy submission guidelines (just send us your press release - no passwords, submission forms and long waits for approval)

- Performing arts news and other resources

- Audition notices

- A "one-stop shop" listing of Loudoun performing arts patrons, organizations, groups and performers

Provided by Run, Rabbit, Run Productions, Inc., we promise you accurate, well-organized, up-to-the minute content, performing arts news and resources, so you can get the big picture and keep Loudoun performing arts front and center!

See you at the show —

Meredith Bean McMath, Editor

 

 

MEREDITH BEAN McMATH

McMath is an author, prize-winning playwright, award-winning historian and the Director of Run, Rabbit, Run Productions, Inc. Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Arts Administration at Shenandoah University, she is the former Founding Artistic Director of Aurora Studio Theatre, Inc. and a former Round Hill Arts Center Program Director.   Her articles have appeared in The Washington Post Loudoun Extra, élan Magazine, The Piedmont Virginian and elsewhere. McMath's plays have been produced from Texas to the Philippines, one of her documentaries appeared several times on The History Channel, and her living history plays have been commissioned by and produced for organizations which include the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History, the Newseum (at Rosslyn), and the National Trust's Oatlands Plantation. 

Since 1989, McMath has provided marketing and promotion services for Loudoun arts organizations and events, including the Hillsboro Concert Series, the Growing Stage, Not Just Shakespeare, Hill Playhouse, the Tally Ho Theatre, Run, Rabbit, Run Theatre, Aurora Studio Theatre, The Round Hill Arts Center, and, more recently, Loudoun Lyric Opera; she has also provided programming and marketing services to The Loudoun Museum, Oatlands Plantation, The Lincoln Preservation Foundation, and a few local businesses and community organizations.  McMath serves on the Boards of Directors of The Loudoun Lyric Opera and The Hillsboro Community Association and is a member of the Hillsboro Planning Commission.  For more information, visit www.storyroot.com.

THE ART OF
PERFORMING ARTS

"The right button is
what the director always has to find, the button
that will free the actor
to give the performance both want.
That means the director being ready to take anything and try

anything, even it it
means making a fool
of himself."

- Arthur Laurents
writer/director of Gypsy, West Side Story and other  seminal Broadway works


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
               
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