Read the digital edition: November 2018 In Dance Welcome by Michelle Lynch-Reynolds, Program Director DEAF’S IMPRISONED: A New Work by Antoine Hunter/Urban Jazz Dance Company by Justin Ebrahemi In Practice: […]
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Year-End Appeals
LET’S LOOK AT end-of-year donor appeals the way a journalist would: who, what, when, where, why, and how. The “why” should be pretty obvious: the tax year is coming to […]
Ten Tips for Individual Appeal Letters
At some point in our careers as artists we come face-to-face with fundraising for our creative projects. This can be thrilling and exhilarating—serving as a rite-of-passage into the next phase […]
Dance/USA: A Summer Camp Survival Guide
Like camp as a kid, the national dance community can look forward to Dance/USA’s Annual Conference each summer. Except, instead of the arts & crafts table, scary campfire stories, and […]
Getting it Out There: Smart Mobs, Improv Everywhere and Engaging Dance Audiences
A few weeks ago, a good friend told me I needed to check out a YouTube video she had come across—The Sound of Music at Central Station in Antwerp. Google […]
Dancing Lessons: How Engaging Dance Audiences Is Educating the Field
How many grants encourage you to come up with your own plan, experiment mid-stream with what works and what doesn’t, and engage in discussions with other grant recipients while in […]
