A first-of-its-kind, 141-unit senior apartment community that features a theater group, independent film company and fine arts collective.

Organization that promotes the senior adult theatre movement by providing leadership, advocacy, and opportunities for its members.

Fosters awareness of the vital relationship between creative expression and older people's quality of life.

Dedicated to improving the health and independence of older persons and increasing their contributions to communities, society, and future generations.

This is a partial listing of resources available compiled by the Office for Accessibility at the NEA regarding arts and aging.

Provides resources and services to seniors who desire to remain active in the arts.

This article refers to new trends in the area of Senior Theatre.

Many weblinks to theatre artists, organizations and projects that explore subjects such as public health issues, AIDS, alcoholism, mental illness, substance abuse, violence, incarceration and family issues.

This 1970's theatre movement and its national and international disciples use this storytelling method for understanding and presenting a social issue based theatre.

As part of the Association of Theatre in Higher Education, Senior Theatre Research and Performance promotes senior theatre and encourages more senior involvement in the field.