Made up of representatives from six arts organizations, the ATHENA Tix Design Steering Group poured over copious notes taken from our Community Design Sessions and evaluated what made sense to include in version 1.0 of our software.
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Tags: ATHENA, ATHENA Tix, community, community design, Minneapolis, New York, New York City, open source, performing arts, san francisco, software, technology, theater, theatre
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Theatre Communications Group (TCG) plays a central role in keeping theatre alive and healthy in the United States and around the globe. Founded half a century ago, TCG’s programs serve nearly 700 member theatres and affiliate organizations and more than 13,000 individuals nationwide. We asked this influential Open Arts Network partner about its efforts to [...]
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Tags: arts service, directing, grants, international, Open Arts Network, playwright, research, theatre
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As the Director of Membership & Program Development, I’m constantly watching the growth of the Fractured Atlas community. In the past few weeks, we have achieved quite a few milestones that I’m extremely excited to report on….
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Tags: atlanta, community, Connecticut, film, fiscal sponsorship, folk, Maryland, massachusetts, media arts, membership, Minneapolis, New York, Open Arts Network, technology, Texas, theatre, visual art
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Fractured Atlas’s Open Arts Network is all about strength in numbers: arts organizations joining forces with a common mission of helping artists do what they do best. Not so different, really, from the mission of Network of Ensemble Theatres, which, with its emphasis on collaboration, also believes in the strength of multiple voices.
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Tags: Open Arts Network, theatre
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We are extremely excited to announce our latest addition to the FREE online courses available at Fractured U. - “Building Blocks of Producing” by longtime Fractured Atlas member Michael Roderick of Small Pond Entertainment.
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Tags: dance, education, event insurance, Fractured U., liability insurance, marketing, music, online courses, producing, theater, theatre
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Austin-based Josh Meyer and Matt Hislope formed Rubber Repertory in 2002. Since then, they’ve been pushing envelopes and blurring boundaries with the experiences they offer to their theatre audiences. Their unpredictability and, shall we say, sense of “adventure” might either excite your senses or remove you from your comfort zone. Or both.
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Tags: fiscal sponsorship, member profile, theatre
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Atlanta’s rich, culturally diverse performing arts scene is fortunate to have Atlanta Performs as a point of connectivity. The organization has nurtured and promoted the city’s music, dance and theatre arts communities for over two decades and has evolved to encompass a wide range of programs and services.
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Tags: arts service, atlanta, dance, music, Open Arts Network, theatre
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Somewhere between Lawrence, Kansas and Vilnius, Lithuania, a theatre company was born. Adam R. Burnett of Buran Theatre Company describes how their “satellite system” of multi-disciplinary artists creates work in a number of communities simultaneously.
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Tags: collaboration, fiscal sponsorship, member profile, theatre
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Since it’s been a while since I’ve told you all about some of the special offers for our members, I thought I’d take a look at the next few months to see what’s coming up. And, I saw both Valentine’s Day and Tax Day. So, let’s see what you can take advantage of that can help alleviate the stress of these two holidays!
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Tags: dance, Open Arts Network, Special offers, taxes, theater, theatre, travel
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