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New World Arts focuses on theatre that entertains while challenging ourselves and our audiences to examine the world we live in. We produce five Mainstage shows a year and many other productions on a monthly basis.

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    New World Arts

    211 South Main Street, Suite B
    Goshen, IN 46526

    Phone: 574-975-0311   |   Email   |   Official Website

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• Current &
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• Past
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  • Past Events

    01/13/12- 01/28/12	War of the Worlds New World Arts
    10/07/11- 10/22/11	Frozen by Bryony Lavery New World Arts
    06/03/11- 06/18/11	Bug, by Tracy Letts New World Arts
    04/01/11- 04/16/11	boom by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb New World Arts
    12/04/10	A 24/7 Christmas New World Arts
    11/05/10- 11/20/10	Mrs. Warren's Profession New World Arts
    10/15/10- 10/30/10	The Pillowman New World Arts
    09/10/10- 09/26/10	Cabaret [CANCELLED] New World Arts
    08/13/10- 08/21/10	Love Lies Bleeding New World Arts
    08/06/10	Improv Day Camp for kids New World Arts
    07/09/10- 07/24/10	Proof New World Arts
    06/11/10- 06/19/10	Monetizing Emma New World Arts
    04/30/10- 05/15/10	Cat on a Hot Tin Roof New World Arts
    04/09/10- 04/17/10	Someone Who'll Watch Over Me New World Arts
    03/12/10- 03/27/10	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? New World Arts
    02/12/10- 02/20/10	Frost/Nixon New World Arts
    01/23/10	24/7 Festival New World Arts
    12/04/09- 12/20/09	A Christmas Story New World Arts
    09/18/09- 09/27/09	The House of Yes New World Arts
    07/10/09- 07/26/09	Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare New World Arts
    05/08/09- 05/17/09	Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury New World Arts
    04/10/09- 04/19/09	Fool for Love by Sam Shepard New World Arts
    03/27/09- 04/03/09	Paintings by Robert Burns New World Arts
    03/06/09- 11/06/09	Improv Battle Royale with Cheese New World Arts
    02/13/09- 02/14/09	Love Letters New World Arts
    12/05/08- 12/14/08	Electra New World Arts
    10/10/08- 10/19/08	Urinetown: The Musical by Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis New World Arts
    07/18/08- 07/27/08	Our Town by Thornton Wilder New World Arts
    03/07/08- 03/08/08	Marisol by José Rivera New World Arts
    01/26/08	24/7 Theatre Festival New World Arts
    04/20/07- 04/28/07	Bigger Guns III: Revenge of the Apocalypse Again: An Action Comedy New World Arts
    03/09/07- 03/18/07	Lysistrata New World Arts
    02/09/07- 02/18/07	Limonade Tous Les Jours New World Arts
    01/20/07	24/5 Film Festival New World Arts
    12/01/06- 12/09/06	The Real Thing New World Arts
    10/20/06- 10/29/06	Fear/Falling New World Arts
    10/16/06	Susan Mulder Exhibition Opening at the New World Arts Gallery New World Arts
    10/06/06	Karen Kennedy and Company New World Arts
    09/15/06- 09/22/06	Danny and the Deep Blue Sea New World Arts
    04/06/06- 04/08/06	shortfilmfest 06 New World Arts
    02/17/06- 02/26/06	Antigone New World Arts
    01/27/06- 02/05/06	Hello and Goodbye New World Arts
    01/21/06	24-5 Film Festival New World Arts
    01/13/06	Emily Rodgers, Kevin Finn & Your Relative Q in Concert New World Arts
    12/05/05	Open Mic, Poetry, and Sushi New World Arts
    10/14/05- 10/23/05	The Swan New World Arts
    09/30/05- 10/01/05	Independent Film Night New World Arts
    09/30/05- 10/01/05	Goshen Open Studio Tour New World Arts
    09/16/05- 09/25/05	Fall New Arts Festival New World Arts
    08/27/05	24/7 Theatre Festival New World Arts

• Media
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  • Media Reviews

    • Event Name: War of the Worlds
      Article: 'War' shows off theater's tech side
      South Bend Tribune - Entertainment - Jan 12, 2012
      By Andrew S. Hughes

      Samuel Yoder learned something while he prepared to direct New World Arts’ production of H.G. Well’s “The War of the Worlds” that opens Friday: When played through a microphone together, an oscillating fan and a food processor sound like an airplane.… Expand

      Samuel Yoder learned something while he prepared to direct New World Arts’ production of H.G. Well’s “The War of the Worlds” that opens Friday: When played through a microphone together, an oscillating fan and a food processor sound like an airplane.
      
      And that’s important knowledge to have for the director of a live radio play.
      
      A farmer who lives in London, Ohio, Yoder graduated in 2008 from Goshen College with a degree in communication and theater, and staging “The War of the Worlds” as a live radio play allows him to combine aspects of both majors. Collapse

• Member
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  • Member Reviews

    • Event Name: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
      "New World scores knockout"
      Review posted by: Andrew Hughes, South Bend Tribune from South Bend, IN USA, Mar 18, 2010
      

      "Collectively, the cast and Nichols create one of the most compelling and emotionally thrilling theatrical experiences I’ve witnessed by any of this region’s community theatres, an honest,... Expand

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      "Collectively, the cast and Nichols create one of the most compelling and emotionally thrilling theatrical experiences I’ve witnessed by any of this region’s community theatres, an honest, humorous and tragic immersion into these four characters’ lives.” (3/14/10) Collapse

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    • Event Name: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
      "Cast is top-notch!"
      Comment posted by: Aaron Nichols from Notre Dame, IN, Feb 18, 2010
      

      The cast for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is top notch! Melissa Gard, Kevin Egelsky, Scott Jackson, and Christy Burgess are all amazing Michiana actors. This will be a highlight of the spring... Expand

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      The cast for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is top notch! Melissa Gard, Kevin Egelsky, Scott Jackson, and Christy Burgess are all amazing Michiana actors. This will be a highlight of the spring theatre season. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Urinetown: The Musical by Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis
      "You'll get Urinetown!"
      Review posted by: Renee from Goshen, IN, Oct 15, 2008
      

      Urinetown is a wonderfully unique show that will have those who love musicals AND those who don't splitting their sides with laughter; as it openly pulls plot lines and tender moments from well known... Expand

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      Urinetown is a wonderfully unique show that will have those who love musicals AND those who don't splitting their sides with laughter; as it openly pulls plot lines and tender moments from well known musicals and films ("Titanic", "West Side Story", and "Les Miserables" to name a few). It is unabashedly entertaining and full of surprises, with a witty and creative soundtrack I later found myself seeking out. Bits of the story reminded me of some issues we deal with in our country today, as well as both sides of the political spectrum. As a whole I found it in good fun. Bonus: The theatre offers via reservation a "dinner theatre" option, where you can (inexpensively!) enjoy local Tapas before the show! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Urinetown: The Musical by Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis
      "Surprisingly Good Family Entertainment"
      Review posted by: Ann Hostetler from Goshen, Indiana, Oct 15, 2008
      

      Given its off-putting title, this fast-paced musical is surprisingly enjoyable, witty, thought-provoking, and yes, even appropriate for older children. I attended with my 10-year-old son who... Expand

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      Given its off-putting title, this fast-paced musical is surprisingly enjoyable, witty, thought-provoking, and yes, even appropriate for older children. I attended with my 10-year-old son who particularly enjoyed the satirical comments on musical comedy voiced by the policeman narrator (Michael Hanft) and Little Sally (Monica Sherer). In fact, my son left the show inspired to write a story of his own with a similarly satirical narrator. While the show is a satire, it offers some terrific musical numbers, ably supported by pianist LaRita Craft, that will "plunge" your hearts, or, rather, "plumb" the depths of your emotions. Finally, it's got a right-on message for today's economic hard times that justifies the price of admission. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Urinetown: The Musical by Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis
      "Absolutley Hilarious"
      Review posted by: Sandra Y. Kuhns from Goshen, IN USA, Oct 15, 2008
      

      Already by the second scene I had nearly wet myself with laughing...only in Urinetown that would be a capital offense. The show satirizes a number of famous musicals such as Fiddler on the Roof and... Expand

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      Already by the second scene I had nearly wet myself with laughing...only in Urinetown that would be a capital offense. The show satirizes a number of famous musicals such as Fiddler on the Roof and West Side Story, plus the farce makes fun of many traditional musical theater conventions. Any musical theater buff will get a huge kick out of the show. The only real issue is ensuring a good seat in the theater. Go early and try to sit in the center. You do not want to miss some of the ridiculous bits and off-the-wall characters. I'm going to see it again because there is too much to see in one viewing. It's a small theater with not much for a budget but the cast is strong vocally and with good unity and comic timing. New World Arts has had many strong shows before and proven that community theater can still be an immensely powerful tool for entertainment, community, and challenging, thought-provoking material.Urinetown raises the bar in the biggest, funniest New World show yet. Collapse

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