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TRU Talks About Theater
Theater Resources Unlimited | Electracast
19 episodes
7 months ago
TRU, or Theater Resources Unlimited, was formed to promote a spirit of cooperation and support within the general theatre community by providing information and a variety of entertainment-related services and resources that strengthen the capacity of producing organizations, individuals producers, self-producing artists and other theater professionals.
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TRU, or Theater Resources Unlimited, was formed to promote a spirit of cooperation and support within the general theatre community by providing information and a variety of entertainment-related services and resources that strengthen the capacity of producing organizations, individuals producers, self-producing artists and other theater professionals.
Show more...
Performing Arts
Arts,
Visual Arts
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3.06 Politics and the Arts: Updates on Initiatives to Support the Return of Live Theater.
TRU Talks About Theater
1 hour 11 minutes
2 years ago
3.06 Politics and the Arts: Updates on Initiatives to Support the Return of Live Theater.
In the room: Aimee Todoroff, managing director of the League of Independent Theater, and Carla Hoke-Miller, Director of Theatre Programs and Partnerships for the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment. What is New York doing to support the return of theater? Is it working? Is it enough? What else should we ask for, and what are the most effective channels to go through to initiate necessary changes? We'll look at city agencies and initiative, plus take a broader look at ways in which theater artists – and all artists – can be proactive throughout the country Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
TRU Talks About Theater
TRU, or Theater Resources Unlimited, was formed to promote a spirit of cooperation and support within the general theatre community by providing information and a variety of entertainment-related services and resources that strengthen the capacity of producing organizations, individuals producers, self-producing artists and other theater professionals.