The path to theatre management.(SPECIAL SECTION: APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING)
American Theatre, January, 2007
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In the following pages, you will discover that--although art is what counts most--a strong producing or management acumen is what keeps a theatre company afloat. If in theatre's earlier days, management was simply the byproduct of necessity, gradually the position of managing director (or producing director) has taken on critical significance. The process of creating theatre has now become so challenging, expensive and unwieldy that even artist-run collectives have to face the question of how to run ...
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