If Subscriptions Are Dying, Are We the Ones Killing Them?
Declining full season subscriptions look like a shift in what patrons want. Look closer, and it’s usually a shift in what we’ve been selling them.
Declining full season subscriptions look like a shift in what patrons want. Look closer, and it’s usually a shift in what we’ve been selling them.
Play On Shakespeare’s Head of Partnerships shares three ways to expand the thinking around ingrained collaborative dynamics.
With the lease on its building set to expire, a Pittsburgh theatre convened a gathering of voices to reconsider and reimagine questions of ownership, property, and community, particularly for BIPOC-led spaces.
Running Sept. 26-28, Baylor Theatre’s inaugural festival creates a new national platform for original plays.
2 new spaces, 1 in New York City and the other in Manchester, show the advantages of radical flexibility.
Only a quarter of patrons make return visits to the theatre year over year, on average, according to a new report from Spektrix.