inc
Tue, 17 Apr 2001, 02:08 pmRichard8 posts in thread
inc
Tue, 17 Apr 2001, 02:08 pmHello i am planning to make a new youth theatre company in wa. i was just enquiry to ask what inc means at the end of the theatre companies name and if it would be sutiable from my company. Thakyou
RE: inc
Sat, 21 Apr 2001, 09:41 pmStuart wrote:
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> At the risk of sounding like a conservative old grump (Which
> my friends will assure you I am) why try and re-invent the
> wheel. There are more community theatres in Perth than you
> cna poke a stick at. Surely one of them can give you a forum!
Am i a friend? I don't think you're being a conservative old grump.
Or, perhaps i'm one too?
New youth theatre companies appear to spring up with astonishing regularity and - as i believe Amanda suggested elsewhere - perform a couple of shows and then die as the prime movers burn out.
i think there's a great deal to be said for linking with some existing, established company - not least for the experience and financial resources that they may be able to bring to bear.
On the other hand, i wonder how many companies would extend a welcoming hand, clutching a sizable cheque, to kickstart a production featuring the talents of a group of predominantly younger performers? No strings attached.
There are lots of companies, but perhaps not so many enlightened ones.
Cheers
Grant
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> At the risk of sounding like a conservative old grump (Which
> my friends will assure you I am) why try and re-invent the
> wheel. There are more community theatres in Perth than you
> cna poke a stick at. Surely one of them can give you a forum!
Am i a friend? I don't think you're being a conservative old grump.
Or, perhaps i'm one too?
New youth theatre companies appear to spring up with astonishing regularity and - as i believe Amanda suggested elsewhere - perform a couple of shows and then die as the prime movers burn out.
i think there's a great deal to be said for linking with some existing, established company - not least for the experience and financial resources that they may be able to bring to bear.
On the other hand, i wonder how many companies would extend a welcoming hand, clutching a sizable cheque, to kickstart a production featuring the talents of a group of predominantly younger performers? No strings attached.
There are lots of companies, but perhaps not so many enlightened ones.
Cheers
Grant