I have spent my professional life in intersections of the commercial and not-for-profit theater. I started work in the mid-seventies when the not-for-profit theater and the commercial theater were quite distinct from each other. I worked for a service organization that provided technical assistance to emerging not-for-profit theaters. The consultants talked about subscriptions and development and boards and mission. …
SOURCE: HowlRound at 05:19PM on May 12, 2013