I'd start by reading this substack for context: https://substack.com/@theatreupstanders/note/p-216896026 then check out this event if your interest is piqued! www.devosinstitute.net/initiative/is-the-american-nonprofit-theater-movement-over/ Is the American nonprofit theater movement "over", or is it evolving? Join the DeVos Institute and Out of Hand Theater on September 29 for a forward-looking conversation with respondents from across the field. Together, we’ll examine the changing nonprofit theater model and explore new paths to relevance and sustainability.

Kathleen, here's the composer reference I told you about: https://www.benjuodvalkis.com/ Ben is an AMAZING composer, loved working with him. We felt like he really got how to work with storytellers to create the sounds / songs the moments of our show needed, and most of it was in a real-time development process. "Ben Juodvalkis is a San Francisco-based composer who has spent over 20 years creating original music for dance, film, theater, and multimedia installations. His work has been performed on four continents and features partnerships with more than 50 organizations, including Lines Ballet, Hubbard Street Dance, Bandaloop, and Joe Goode Performance Group."

@Stephanie Rosenberg - my information even though I can't make the party this year, would love to be included in future events: [email protected]

Good morning! Here's the sizzle reel from the creator of the George Méliières project, a non-branded one so you can see the original: Right in the Eye: https://youtu.be/tsU6BzYmCF8

Just learned about this tool. It’s kind of like IMDb for theater. https://theatricalindex.com/