United States Institute for Theatre Technology
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The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) is a membership organization which aims to advance the skills and knowledge of theatre, entertainment and performing arts professionals involved in the areas of design, production and technology, and to generally promote their interests. To this end, the USITT mounts conferences and exhibitions, promulgates awards and publications, and supports research. USITT is a non-profit organization which has its headquarters in Syracuse, New York.
USITT heads up a conference annully since 1961. The conference focuses on various workshops, that help educate attendees on several aspects of theatre. They also have a stage expo, in which companies showcase their products to the individuals of the conference. There are also many oppertunites for students to show their portfolio for review, and to get a look at universities and colleges to see their program.
[edit] Conference Sites
Source: USITT
2010 Kansas City, Missouri Convention Center
2009 Cincinnati, Ohio Duke Energy Center
2008 Houston, Texas George R. Brown Convention Center
2007 Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix Convention Center
2006 Louisville, Kentucky Kentucky International Convention Center
2005 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Metro Toronto Convention Centre
2004 Long Beach, California Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center
2003 Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis Convention Center
2002 New Orleans, Louisiana Louisiana Superdome
2001 Long Beach, California Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center
2000 Denver, Colorado Denver Convention Complex
1999 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Metro Toronto Convention Centre
1998 Long Beach, California Long Beach Convention Center
1997 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania David L. Lawrence Convention Center / Doubletree Hotel
1996 Fort Worth, Texas Tarrant County Convention Center / Radisson Hotel
1995 Las Vegas, Nevada MGM Grand Hotel & Theme Park
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Nashville Convention Center & Stouffers' Hotel
1993 Wichita, Kansas Century II Convention Center / various hotels
1992 Seattle, Washington Washington State Convention & Trade Center / Seattle Sheraton
1991 Boston, Massachusetts Sheraton/Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center
1990 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hyatt Regency Hotel / MECCA
1989 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Calgary Convention Centre
1988 Anaheim, California Disneyland Hotel
1987 Minneapolis, Minnesota Hyatt Regency Hotel
1986 Oakland, California Hyatt Regency Hotel
1985 New York, New York Sheraton Center Hotel Dedicated to Harold Burris-Meyer and Hans Sondheimer
1984 Orlando, Florida Hyatt Regency Hotel
1983 Corpus Christi, Texas Bayfront Convention Center Dedicated to Walter H. Walters
1982 Denver, Colorado Hilton Hotel Dedicated to Herbert D. Greggs
1981 Cleveland, Ohio Stouffers' Inn Dedicated to Margaret Ezekiel
1980 Kansas City, Kansas Glenwood Manor Convention Center
1979 Seattle, Washington Olympic Hotel
1978 Phoenix, Arizona The Adams Hotel
1977 Washington, DC Loews L'Enfant Hotel
1976 New Orleans, Louisiana Marriott Hotel
1975 Anaheim, California Anaheim Convention Center
1974 New York, New York Waldorf Astoria Hotel
1973 St. Louis, Missouri Bel Air East Hotel
1972 San Francisco, California Mark Hopkins Hotel
1971 Dallas, Texas Marriott Hotel
1970 New York, New York Barbizon Plaza Hotel
1969 Los Angeles, California Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
1968 Chicago, Illinois Goodman Theatre
1967 New York, New York Barbizon Plaza Hotel
1966 Toronto, Ontario, Canada University of Toronto
1965 Bloomington, Indiana Indiana University
1964 New York, New York Barbizon Plaza Hotel
1963 New York, New York The Juilliard School
1962 New York, New York Time-Life Building
1961 New York, New York The Juilliard School
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