Networks

Networks

The Networks of AATE allow drama and theatre specialists not only to network within their areas of expertise, but also to reach out to other specialists for potential cross-collaboration. Members are not required to participate
in any network, though participation in multiple networks is certainly encouraged for members who span several areas of interest.

AATE Networks foster the exchange, development, and implementation of ideas throughout the
year, providing professional development, advocacy, and other tools within and across both theatre and education.

Current AATE Networks

Network Chairs are appointed at each annual conference. Please click on a link below to visit a network page for a description and contact information for this year's network chairs.

Don't see a network that you'd like to join?

That's okay! It's not necessary to be affiliated with a network in order to take advantage of the benefits AATE has to offer. You can also join multiple networks within AATE if your work doesn't fit into just one category. One of the unique benefits of AATE is that you can interact not only with those who are doing the work you're doing, but also those who serve in other areas of the field. Many of our networks even choose to collaborate on projects!

Do you feel your work in theatre and education isn't covered by any of the networks above? If you're interested in suggesting a new network, please let us know, and we can send you more information on how AATE networks are formed.