Difference between revisions of "The New Movement Theater"
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The original Austin theater opened for classes in February 2009 and began running shows on January 13th 2010. | The original Austin theater opened for classes in February 2009 and began running shows on January 13th 2010. | ||
On March 3rd 2012, a second theater space opened in New Orleans, Louisiana. | On March 3rd 2012, a second theater space opened in New Orleans, Louisiana. Trew and Nelson moved back to New Orleans shortly afterwards. | ||
In the Spring of 2018, Trew and Nelson | In the Spring of 2018, Trew and Nelson transferred ownership of the Austin theater to members of the TNM ATX community, leaving them to solely run their New Orleans space as The New Movement. The theater in Austin rebranded itself as Fallout Theater. | ||
== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
Revision as of 10:57, 28 February 2018
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| Address | 616 Lavaca Street |
| Homepage | http://www.newmovementtheater.com/ |
| Years of Operation | 2009-Present |
The New Movement is a family of comedy theaters and training centers in Texas and Louisiana focusing on long form improv and sketch comedy writing.
Summary
The New Movement theaters are owned and operated by Chris Trew and Tami Nelson.
The original Austin theater opened for classes in February 2009 and began running shows on January 13th 2010.
On March 3rd 2012, a second theater space opened in New Orleans, Louisiana. Trew and Nelson moved back to New Orleans shortly afterwards.
In the Spring of 2018, Trew and Nelson transferred ownership of the Austin theater to members of the TNM ATX community, leaving them to solely run their New Orleans space as The New Movement. The theater in Austin rebranded itself as Fallout Theater.
Shows
- Austin Comedy Hour
- Block Party
- Fighting Spirit
- The Franchise
- The Lab
- Lights Up!
- The Megaphone Show
- The Opener
- Pass the Mic
- Plugged
- Rucker Park
- Stoned vs. Drunk vs. Sober
- Student Union
