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Rochester region arts organizations include a Arts & Cultural Council, Writers & Books, Rochester Poets, [http://www.gevatheatre.org/ GeVa Theatre Center], [http://www.bvtnaples.org/ Bristol Valley Theater], Rochester Association of Performing Arts, [http://www.garthfagandance.org/ Garth Fagan Dance], Rochester City Ballet, Little Theatre Film Society, and the Genesee Center for Arts & Education.
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Arts on the Line For those who love the arts, and wish to advocate the role of the arts as the center of our communities. American Society of Theatre Consultants Consulting on the planning, design and construction of performing arts architecture worldwide. Informal European Theatre Meeting IETM exists to facilitate among its members the information exchange on the production and presentation of contemporary performing arts. This is achieved through meetings, publications and other forms of communication. The United Stage International consortium of twenty-five thousand theatre professionals who believe playwrights must direct the first production of their plays to fully realize their vision. Arts Advise Program consulting for performing arts non-profit organizations. Fight for the Theatre Non-profit organization for the advocacy of theatre in America. Theatre Communications Group The national organization for the American theatre, offers a wide array of services in line with its mission: to strengthen, nurture and promote the not-for-profit American theatre. Theatre Development Fund Non-profit service organization for the performing arts. Discount ticket sales, marketing strategies, novice producer training programs. Institute of Outdoor Drama A public service agency of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dedicated to promoting and preserving outdoor drama in the United States. New England Theatre Conference, Inc. Non-profit organization focused on providing its members with professional services, career development, and recognition awards in the live theater arts. |
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