Dance Informa Magazine
All posts tagged "dance funding"
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18.8K2Dance Teacher ResourcesAre your dancers coming to class naked?
By Paul Henderson. The biggest “aha moment” for my dance studio happened in 2006 when I noticed that our students never came...
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5.2KInterviewsBudding, Not Yet Blooming: Summer Odell and Artesan Dance Company
By Tara Sheena of Dance Informa. Northern California-based Artesan Dance Company began in 2006 with its current leader, Artistic Director Summer Odell,...
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6.9KTop StoriesBudding, Not Yet Blooming: Donofrio Dance
By Tara Sheena of Dance Informa. Taylor Donofrio has had an active troupe since she started her dance company, Donofrio Dance, in...
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5.3KFeature ArticlesFiscal Sponsorship for the Arts
By Stephanie Wolf of Dance Informa. To go for a nonprofit status or not, this seems to be the question on many...
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4.1KTop StoriesBudding, Not Yet Blooming: Four Young, Emerging Chicago Choreographers
By Tara Sheena (with the help of Julie Nakagawa of DanceWorks Chicago). Chicago has long been a hub for some of the...
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5.5K1Dance Studio OwnerThrill dance moms and solve the cash flow problem with a “Nutcracker Project”
By Paul Henderson. Every dance studio I’ve ever come into contact with has a cash flow problem that rears its ugly head...
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8.8KTips & AdviceCan community-supported art generate new possibilities in the dance field?
By Stephanie Wolf. Over the last 20 years, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has grown like gangbusters throughout the country. People want to...
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10.0KTips & AdviceCrowdfunding: We Get by with a Little Help from our Friends
By Stephanie Wolf. The age-old adage “it takes a village” has a whole new meaning these days with the growing popularity of...
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9.3KFeature ArticlesFinancing Creation – Part 2
By Kathleen Wessel. Despite reports of a slow economic recovery and predictions of more budget cuts to the arts, the financial future...
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10.0KFeature ArticlesFinancing Creation – the hunt for dance funding
By Kathleen Wessel. Today’s dance makers have big ideas, and big ideas cost money. Video installations, large-scale sets and props, high tech...
