Dear reader,
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Legislative Theatre brings citizens, legislators and policymakers together into creative dialogue about the policies and laws that affect communities facing oppression.
At TONYC’s annual Legislative Theatre Festival, you will watch original plays based on the actors’ lived experiences of discrimination in New York City. You will act onstage alongside the actors to offer alternative responses to these systemic problems on an individual, institutional, or policy level. And you will submit ideas to representatives from City Council, the Mayor’s Office and the federal government, and then vote to carry these ideas forward to their respective chambers.
To collaborate or participate:
Rebecca Kelly Golfman, Creative Advocacy Coordinator
bec@tonyc.nyc
(646) 504-4582
To volunteer:
Sign up for our volunteer orientation on 4/30
Press inquiries:
Patrick Kowalczyk, PKPR
patrick@pkpr.com
(212) 627-8098
2.
LIFT Festival looking for Artistic Director
https://www.liftfestival.com/
To apply for the post, please send an up to date CV; a covering letter outlining (in no more than two pages) your vision for LIFT for the next five years; a statement addressing the selection criteria; contact details for two referees who can be contacted if you are to reach the shortlist stage and the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form to:
recruitment@liftfestival.com
Application deadline: 9am, Tuesday 30 May 2017
First round interviews: Friday 9 June 2017
Second round interviews: Wednesday 21 June 2017
Anticipated start date: April 2018
3.
TCG Announces Round 6 of Global Connections
The grants will support the growth of new International collaborations, and further pre-existing international relationships. email, print, share on Tumblr
For more https://www.tcg.org/
4.
New Works of Merit Playwriting contest is accepting scripts through June 30, 2017
For Guidelines and Application Form go to:
http://www.
Award:
$300 + a professional reading and Q&A valued at $1,000.
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