Pulling the Strings of Resiliency Planning

December 14, 2021By Sara BurmenkoBusiness Continuity, Recovery

As performing arts organizations around the world shut their doors to in-person performances in early 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, Georgia was able to take advantage of our existing Digital Learning Department to expand their international virtual audience from 9 countries to over 94 countries. The … Read More

Pivoting Your Programs Increases Possibilities:
A Case Study from Regional Dance America

December 3, 2020By Erika Davis, CEO, Regional Dance AmericaRecovery

Regional Dance America (“RDA”) is a nonprofit organization composed of pre-professional dance companies throughout the United States. Its mission is to elevate the future of dance in America – giving dancers new experiences and their directors new perspectives. Every year, RDA provides educational, performance, scholarship, and recruitment opportunities for aspiring dance students as well as … Read More

CARES Act Provides Support
for Artists and Arts Organizations

April 14, 2020By Lauren Hainley, Program Manager, Houston Arts AllianceRecovery

Two weeks ago, Congress passed the historic CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act), a $2 trillion relief measure designed to provide resources and supports in the wake of the global Covid-19 pandemic confronting the United States and the world. Touching virtually every segment of the US economy, the CARES Act provides three … Read More

Expect the Unexpected

December 4, 2018By Nik HoneysettRecovery

The Balboa Park Online Collaborative (BPOC) is a technology and strategy non-profit, who also serves the cultural institutions in San Diego’s Balboa Park, with a suite of IT and digital needs. BPOC’s business model is based on leveraging the economy of scale to offer quality products and services at an affordable price, in some instances providing services on a … Read More

Here’s to a Speedy Recovery:
The Alley Theatre’s Comeback from Hurricane Harvey

April 18, 2018By Tom Clareson, PAR Project DirectorRecovery

In late August 2017, the Alley Theatre was underwater – literally. Water flowed into the theatre’s main facility, submerging the Neuhaus Theatre, knocking out power, and causing worries about mold and other damage to the Alley’s performance spaces.But by late January 2018, performances were being held in all of the Alley’s available spaces. The premiere … Read More