Shifting currents: tracks the field's course through troubled waters. (TCG's Theatre Facts 2001).(financial survey of non-profit theaters)(Industry Overview)
American Theatre, September, 2002 by Nunns, Stephen
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IT WAS ONLY TWO YEARS AGO, IN THESE VERY pages, that Linda Geeson writing about the 1999 version of TCG's Theatre Facts touted how "record-setting U.S. economic expansion" had played "on the stages of America's nonprofit theatres." These boom times contributed to a fiscal climate that encouraged expanded repertories, increased financial stability and spawned a greater investment in art and artists.
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Moving beyond the simple question of survival--the bugbear that had historically plagued regional theatres--the challenge came to be about securing economic ...
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