Performing arts presenters

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A performing arts presenting organization is an organization, or department or program of a larger organization, that works to facilitate exchanges between artists and audiences through creative, educational, and performance opportunities. The work that these artists perform is produced outside of the presenting organization. [1]

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[edit] Varieties of presenters

Performing arts presenters are typically found in three varieties: 1. Those attached to a college, university, or other educational institution, with performances usually taking place on campus; 2. Those that are an administrative branch of a theater or concert hall, usually presenting performances only in that space; or 3. Those that are independently administered outside any specific venue, usually renting multiple venues for performances.


[edit] Performing arts presenters in the United States

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[edit] Footnotes

"The Capacity of Performing Arts Presenting Organizations," by Mark A. Hager and Thomas H. Pollak, The Urban Institute, Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy, April 2002.

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