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8/8/2018
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7/1/2018
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 66DB6581- 30BA- 412A- BCF6- 57F9109A01BA <br />Orange County Arts Commission <br />Organization Name Women's Theatre Festival <br />by Cheryl Edson in 2018 -19 Grassroots Arts Program Grant <br />Application <br />cedson19 @gmail.com <br />Original application <br />Mailing Address of 6116 Valley Estates Drive, Raleigh, NC 27713 <br />Organization <br />How did you hear about Social Media <br />our grant program? <br />Did you or a No <br />representative of your <br />orgnanization attend one <br />of our grants training <br />sessions? <br />Nature of Organization Arts Organization <br />Organization Description Mission: <br />To create, produce, and promote extraordinary theatre by women. <br />Powered by Submittable U <br />06/05/2018 <br />id. 10503774 <br />06/05/2018 <br />The Women's Theatre Festival was founded in early 2016 by Artistic Director Ashley <br />Popio. <br />The first festival saw more than 250 volunteers produce 8 mainstage shows, a 24 -hour <br />Occupy the Stage event of staged readings, and numerous panels, talkbacks and <br />workshops across 4 cities at 6 different venues. 2017's "Women are Funny" festival <br />expanded on that success, selling over 1500 tickets and hosting three premieres of <br />original plays. 2018's "Women are Heroes" will feature 5 mainstage shows, including <br />"These Shining Lives" at the Arts Center in Carrboro. All our shows are written, directed, <br />and produced by women, and feature casts that are at least 50% female or nonbinary <br />actors, and we aim for casts with at least 50% actors of color. <br />Board and staff composition: <br />The Women's Theatre Festival has a board of 13 members who meet monthly. The board <br />is made up of twelve women and one man, with one individual identifying as Asian - <br />American, two identifying as African - American, nine as white, and one identifying as other. <br />The staff consists of Artistic Director Ashley Popio, Managing Director Johannah <br />Edwards, Marketing and Communications Director Cindy Jenkins, and Executive <br />Assistant Sarah Koop. <br />Current arts programs and services: <br />While our organization has programming through the year, our signature project is our <br />annual summer festival, now entering its third year. The 2018 Women's Theatre Festival, <br />themed "Women Are Heroes ", is a series of five fully produced plays as well as a 24 -hour <br />theater convention of staged readings, workshops, and panels all highlighting <br />courageous women taking place throughout the Triangle this summer. We are specifically <br />requesting grant funds for our production of "These Shining Lives" by Melanie Marnich, <br />which will be performed at the Carrboro Arts Center from July 27th - August 5th, 2018. <br />Number and demographics of people served: <br />Specifically for the show "These Shining Lives ", based on previous festivals, we <br />conservatively expect to sell at least 60 tickets per performance, with 8 performances for <br />a total of 480 tickets sold. However, this is a conservative estimate we use to create our <br />budget, and often actual ticket sales are significantly higher. Last year's festival audience <br />was 19% African American, 5% Asian American, 1 % Latinx, and 68% white, with 7% <br />identifying as other. Each year we have exceeded our conservative audience goals and <br />expect to do so again. <br />
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