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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Theatre Binge: Trends
Last month I spent 72 hours in New York immersing myself in the kind of theatre and visual arts not readily available in Phoenix. It was a whirlwind: four shows, one of which was an eight-hour affair, plus the Cindy … Continue reading
Posted in Arts management, Uncategorized
Tagged New York, performing arts, Theatre, ticket pricing
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I Met a Guy at a Bar
I met a guy at a bar. No, this isn’t one of those stories. It was a sushi bar, and he was getting takeout while I was getting something to eat on the way home. A few minutes of chatting … Continue reading
University R&D
This post was originally commissioned by and posted on the 2am Theatre blog (#2amt) Somewhat by accident, I stumbled into a weekly twitter conversation about new play development (hashtag #newplay) despite the fact that I am not a playwright. What … Continue reading
Deep Impact
“Audience development,” “impact,” “arts participation,” are catch phrases of conversations I read and sometimes take part in in the social media universe of arts advocates, managers, and producers. I am blessed to be playing some small part in a project … Continue reading
Posted in Arts education, Culture and democracy
Tagged Arts education, community arts, home in the desert, public practice
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