Crockpot Theatre

06/03/2020

Excited to see one of Crockpot 2019's artists, Jordyn Taylor, and her publishing company, VIP, doing such important work with the community. We couldn't recommend this project more. Please submit and share!

An Open Call for Black, People of Color, Indigenous, and Underrepresented folx from the Twin Cities area. VIP wants to use our infrastructure and resources to help you tell your stories from the past few weeks. Currently accepting nonfiction works and interviews. Work directly with our editors. Email us to share.

03/25/2020

It is with great sadness that we're announcing: due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are having to postpone this year's Crockpot Theatre event. The health and safety of our artists, audiences, and staff are the most important things to us.

Stay home, stay safe, stay healthy.

03/09/2020

Check us out in Springboard for the Arts's directory. It links to our website, and fundraiser - all donations are now tax deductible! We're looking for community sponsors. https://springboardforthearts.org/incubator-program/crockpot-theatre/

Crockpot Theatre aims to create innovative new works by cross-pollinating between artists and art forms.

03/07/2020

Hey! Listen in on Connections Radio Show Radio on AM950 this morning. Art Director, Elizabeth Horab, is joined by Crockpot 2020 artists Laura Bidgood, Ramir Mooney, & Anthony Bankes. https://www.am950radio.com/listen-live/

03/06/2020

We're so excited to announce that Crockpot Theatre is now a fiscally sponsored project of Springboard for the Arts. If you'd like to donate and support our upcoming arts event, please contribute your tax deductible donation here:

Crockpot Theatre is a collection of new works created by artists across disciplines. They will each create a new work from scratch, which they will serve it up to you with performances and a gallery. Donate to Crockpot Theatre and you give the key ingredient - support.

03/04/2020

Tune into Connections Radio on AM950 this Saturday from 9am-10am CT to hear Elizabeth Horab (Art Director) and Laura Bidgood (Social Media Coordinator & Performing Artist) talk about what to expect from us this year. https://www.facebook.com/connectionsradioshow/

Engaging conversations will explore both the celebrations of living as well challenges we face. Stor

02/21/2020

Thank you to all the inspiring artists who've applied for Crockpot's 2020's arts event! We are no longer accepting artist applications, so keep us on your radar for next year.

We will be going through the applications over the next week, and then will be reaching out to set up interviews.

Send us a message if you have any questions here on FB, IG, or on our website: www.CrockpotTheatre.com

02/19/2020

Tmw, Feb 20, at 5pm is the deadline for applications for Crockpot 2020! We need visual and performing artists of all kinds. Take a look at our website for more details : www.crockpottheatre.com

Pictured : Jordyn Taylor presenting the book she created with illustrator Kate Liestman (both Crockpot 2019 artists)
📸 Cred: Kara Hakanson

02/17/2020

Just 3 1/2 days left to apply to be a 2020 visual or performing artist. Link in bio or www.crockpottheatre.com/apply

Throwback to Laura Bidgood comedically killing it in storytelling last year with Crockpot.

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Pictured : Laura Bidgood

02/16/2020

Applications are still open thru Thurs, Feb 20 @ 5pm. We are looking for artists from all styles and forms of expression. www.crockpottheatre.com/apply

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Pictured : Joshua Lorris (Crockpot 2019 Performing Artist)