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Be bold, be innovative, be adventurous but most importantly be fully prepared.
Artistic Directors of the Future is bringing its members an interactive two-day workshop on how to start a theatre company.
Do you want to take control of your career? Do you have the artistic vision to bring new stories and practices to the arts sector? If the answer is YES, then this training course is for you! Starting a theatre company is a big undertaking and requires strategy, energy and resilience. If you are keen to start a theatre company but you are not sure where to begin this two-day workshop will take you through every step.
Overview
Day 1
- Getting Started – choosing a legal structure, writing a mission statement and defining the company core values
- Business Planning
- Marketing
- Your First Project
- Q&A
Day 2
- How to write an Arts Council England Project Grant Funding application
- Insights into Running a Theatre Company
- Building and Retaining Professional Relationships
- Q&A
FAQs
Do I need to prepare anything in advance?
No, you don’t need to prepare anything in advance but it is useful to have a think about what type of theatre company you want to run. Do have with you: a pen, notebook, and a device to connect to Zoom.
Can I attend just one day?
Yes, you can choose to attend just one or both days. If you are only attending Day 2 you will be sent a cheat sheet for you to look at before the session.
How will I be taught?
You will be taught over Zoom and there will be interactive sessions and there will be plenty of breaks. If you have any access requirements please get in touch with us via email at info@adofthefuture.com.
Will there be a recording available?
No, there won’t be a recording available.
What can I do next?
Check out the Bite-Size Starting a Theatre Company series, you can also book a consultation with us.
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