A Legacy of Art and Activism

Explore the transformative journey of Caravan Theater, where performance meets purpose, igniting change and inspiring generations.

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The Caravan Theater: Pioneers of Change

Founded in the vibrant era of the 1960s by visionaries Bobbi Ausubel and Stan Edelson, the Caravan Theater emerged as a beacon of artistic innovation and social activism. This groundbreaking troupe redefined American theater by intertwining compelling narratives with pressing social issues, particularly championing the feminist movement. Through their daring performances, Caravan not only entertained but also educated and empowered audiences, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. Their legacy continues to inspire new generations of artists and activists, celebrating a rich history of creativity, courage, and community impact.

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Milestones of the Caravan Theater

Trace the pivotal moments that shaped the Caravan Theater’s journey, from its inception to its lasting influence on theater and society.

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The Caravan Begins

In 1965, Bobbi Ausubel and Stan Edelson founded the Caravan Theater, setting the stage for a new era of socially conscious performances.

'70

Breaking New Ground

The troupe’s production of ‘Voices of Change’ captivated audiences with its bold exploration of women’s rights, marking a significant cultural moment.

'75

National Recognition

Caravan’s innovative approach earned national acclaim, as they toured the country, engaging communities with their powerful messages.

'80

A Legacy of Influence

As the 1980s unfolded, Caravan’s impact was felt across the theater world, inspiring countless artists and activists to follow in their footsteps.

A Glimpse into Our Past

Caravan Theater's Timeless Moments

Voices from the Caravan

The Caravan Theater was a transformative chapter in my life, where art met activism in the most profound way.

Jane Doe, Former Member

Attending a Caravan performance was like stepping into a world where stories came alive with passion and purpose.

John Smith, Audience Member

Being part of the Caravan was an exhilarating journey of creativity and camaraderie that I’ll cherish forever.

Emily Johnson, Former Member

The Caravan’s productions were a breath of fresh air, challenging norms and sparking conversations long after the curtain fell.

Michael Brown, Audience Member

Caravan was more than theater; it was a movement that empowered and inspired everyone involved.

Sarah Lee, Former Member

Every performance was a testament to the power of storytelling and the enduring spirit of the Caravan.

David Wilson, Audience Member

Upcoming Celebrations

Caravan Retrospective Night

December 15, 2023

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Theater Workshop Series

January 10, 2024

FREE

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Legacy Film Screening

February 20, 2024

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Founders' Tribute Gala

March 30, 2024

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