We’re in a time of unprecedented momentum for reimagining systems of board governance in the performing arts sector. Generator teamed up with ALAS (Artists’ Legal Advice Services) on May 11, 2021, for a webinar and Q+A to help non-profit workers understand legal requirements, and explore what’s possible—watch it here.
Read More#UrgentExchange #MeToo One Year Later
One year later, how has #MeToo has impacted the performance community? From triggers in the rehearsal process, to the changing role of the stage manager, to nudity and violence on stage, to the biases and blind spots that hold back change.
Read MoreTrailer Project by UnSpun Theatre and Ahuri Theatre
As indie theatre companies and creators, both UnSpun Theatre and Ahuri Theatre have made trailers for our own work in the past – whether for potential audiences or for potential producing partners. We also watch a lot of trailers, or scroll by them as they pop up on our social media feeds. We wondered: is there any magical formula that makes trailers effective? How much do audiences rely on trailers to determine what they’re going to see? What about potential partners?
Read More#UrgentExchange #WhoIsAMonster Video playlist
On Saturday, January 6, seven groups of presenters spoke about models for change, followed by on opportunity for audience members to learn more in break-out sessions.
Read MoreSome Specifics of Site Specific Theatre: A Generator Resident Company Community Project
A five part video series using case studies from Generator's Resident Companies Shakespeare in the Ruff, Outside the March and Litmus Theatre. This project was part is a Community Project as part of their residency.
Read MoreMichael and Kristina Talk Indie Survival →
Back in August, Michael and Kristina sat down to talk Indie Survival, and our mutual interests in shared platform models. This December, we announced Kristina as our new Executive Director of Generator.
Read More"Imagining the Future" - Pecha Kucha at SummerWorks 2016
Speakers had seven minutes each to give mini-presentations focusing on the question “How do you imagine arts and culture 20 years from now?” Featuring Dr. Mary Fogarty, Alex Johnson, Jane Kirby, Andy Moro, Christine Quintana, Joseph Recinos, Katie Sly, Donna Michelle St. Bernard, and Joshua Vittivelu.
Read MoreFrom the mouths of Fringe-ers: what's the best thing about producing?
We asked producers at the 2015 Toronto Fringe tent what they love about producing.
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