Celebrating the Legacy of Caravan Theater
Step into the vibrant world of Caravan Theater, where art and activism collide to create a transformative journey through history.
A Tribute to Innovation and Change
Theater Can Change the World
Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which to shape it.
— Bertolt Brecht, playwright
The Story of Caravan Theater
Caravan Theater was born from radical imagination, feminist fire, and a drive to challenge the norms of American theater. Founded in the 1970s, Caravan helped reshape the cultural landscape with original works rooted in the lived experiences of women, queer communities, and social justice movements.
The Impact of 'How to Make a Woman'
A Landmark in Feminist Theater
‘How to Make a Woman’ stands as a pivotal work in Caravan’s repertoire, challenging traditional narratives and empowering voices that had long been silenced. This groundbreaking play not only captivated audiences with its bold storytelling but also cemented Caravan’s role as a trailblazer in feminist theater. Through its exploration of identity and power, the play continues to resonate, reminding us of the enduring strength and relevance of Caravan’s artistic vision.
Meet the Visionaries Behind Caravan
Founding Members
Honoring Our Collaborators
Jane Doe, Former Member
John Smith, Collaborator
Emily Johnson, Audience Member
Capturing the Spirit of Caravan
Stay tuned for exclusive film clips that will bring Caravan Theater’s dynamic performances to life, showcasing the vibrant energy and collaborative spirit that defined our legacy.
Acknowledgments
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the countless individuals who have been part of Caravan Theater’s journey. Your passion and dedication have been the lifeblood of our mission, fueling the creative spirit that defined our legacy. From the visionary founders Bobbi Ausubel and Stan Edelson to the talented artists, crew members, and supporters who believed in our cause, each of you has played an integral role in shaping our story. Your contributions have left an indelible mark on the world of theater and the feminist movement, inspiring generations to come. Thank you for being a part of our radical, rooted, and unapologetically alive journey.
Special Thanks
We would like to acknowledge the unwavering support of our community, whose encouragement and enthusiasm have been instrumental in our success. Special thanks to the historians and archivists who have preserved our rich history, ensuring that the spirit of Caravan continues to inspire. Your efforts have helped transform our archives into a vibrant digital museum, celebrating the transformative power of art and activism. We are deeply grateful for your dedication and commitment to keeping the Caravan legacy alive.
In Memoriam
We honor the memory of those who have passed but whose contributions to Caravan Theater remain ever-present. Your spirit lives on through the stories we tell and the movements we inspire. Your legacy is woven into the fabric of our history, and we cherish the moments we shared. Thank you for your enduring impact and for lighting the path for future generations.