philanthropy and funding

Explore " philanthropy and funding" with insightful episodes like "Ontroerend Goed’s Participatory Metaphors", "Ensemble as Contemporary Commentary", "Developing Genuine Malawian Theatre on Stage and on the Radio", "Building an Audience for Malawian Political Theatre" and "Fiscal Sponsorship and the Path to Non-Profit Status" from podcasts like ""From the Ground Up", "From the Ground Up", "Critical Stages in Malawian Contemporary Theatre", "Critical Stages in Malawian Contemporary Theatre" and "From the Ground Up"" and more!

Episodes (6)

Ontroerend Goed’s Participatory Metaphors

Artistic director of Belgian theatre company Ontroerend Goed, Alexander Devriendt talks through their process for imagining and developing participatory content. Alexander and Jeffrey Mosser also dig into financing art in Europe, the cost of touring internationally and how COVID has affected it, and sustaining family and art simultaneously.

enMay 24, 2023

philanthropy and funding

Ensemble as Contemporary Commentary

Since the “great pause,” funders have shifted their giving models. Ben Cameron has seen it from every side—and he talks all about it. Through anecdotes about his experiences at organizations from Theatre Communications Group to the Jerome Foundation, Ben offers many insights into how ensemble fits in a thriving theatre ecosystem.

enApril 19, 2023

Developing Genuine Malawian Theatre on Stage and on the Radio

Fumbani Innot Phiri Jr. interviews his playwright and director Inno Katz about his career and his efforts to redefining Malawian theatre by focusing on local stories in both English and Chichewa.

Critical Stages in Malawian Contemporary Theatre

enDecember 14, 2022

Building an Audience for Malawian Political Theatre

Bright Phumayo Chayachaya’s Umunthu Theatre pulls together political theatre, poor theatre, theatre for development, and educational theatre to create productions that centralize Malawian narratives. In this interview, he discusses the company’s genesis and the need to bring audiences back to theatre.

Critical Stages in Malawian Contemporary Theatre

enNovember 22, 2022

interviews

malawi

political theatre

philanthropy and funding

adaptation and translation

Fiscal Sponsorship and the Path to Non-Profit Status

What does fiscal sponsorship do for you and your organization? Colleen Hughes, associate director of programming at Fractured Atlas, walks us through the broad array of opportunities they provide. She’ll also shed light on fundraising trends she’s seen with nonprofit organizations throughout the pandemic.

From the Ground Up

enJanuary 19, 2022

covid-19

new york

philanthropy and funding

Process Performances and the Completion Commission

Rachel Dickstein, Artistic Director of Ripe Time, takes us through her experience with Center Theatre Group’s completion commission for their adaptation of SLEEP. She also spotlights some necessary and helpful relationships with tour presenting partners, the Association of Performing Arts Professionals, as well as champion and friend Diane Rodriguez.

enDecember 15, 2021

organizational models

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Episodes (6)

Ontroerend Goed’s Participatory Metaphors

Ensemble as Contemporary Commentary

Developing Genuine Malawian Theatre on Stage and on the Radio

Building an Audience for Malawian Political Theatre

Fiscal Sponsorship and the Path to Non-Profit Status

Process Performances and the Completion Commission