n. prac·ti·cum (prak’ti-kem)

German Praktikum, from Late Latin practicum, neuter of practicus, practical.

adj. prac·ti·cal (prak’ti-kel)

1. Of, relating to, governed by, or acquired through practice or action, rather than theory, speculation, or ideals.
2. Intended to serve a purpose without elaboration.
3. Concerned with the production or operation of something useful.
4. Level-headed, efficient, and unspeculative.
5. Being actually so in almost every respect; virtual.

Parallel from Breaking News, May 2006

Practicum Theatre is a new writing company whose mandate embraces international collaboration and encourages a cross pollonation of varying cultures from around the world in order to create new and exciting theatre. It was formed in order to experiment with writing whether it be with its form, performance venue or creation. Its intent is to make theatre for people who are not only interested in theatre but to that of a wider audience - theatre intended to serve a purpose without elaboration. Check the website for regular updates on readings and performances. If you are interested in finding out more about Practicum theatre or our productions, please contact us.