Category Archives: Social Media

Mary-Liz Murray: Social Media is a Stage Too

Posted on June 24, 2013 by BTC11

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2013 StageSource Theater Conference with Mary-Liz Murray

Posted on June 22, 2013 by BTC11

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The Art of Conversation

Posted on August 30, 2012 by jhennrikus

Believe it or not, I love to have meetings. I love the opportunity to have conversations with people about a specific topic, and then to listen and learn while the conversation takes different tangents. I hear about career paths, mentoring … Continue reading →

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Live from the Library, who is on your list?

Posted on August 28, 2012 by BTC11

In the fall of 2005, three friends were gearing up for our first show. We were new to town, and knew no actors, no designers and really nothing about how producing a show worked in Boston. (Really, we could have … Continue reading →

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Live From The Library: The Idea

Posted on August 21, 2012 by BTC11

StageSource, Executive Director Julie Hennrikus explains, Live from the Library. Rather than bemoan the changes in funding, audiences and arts coverage, I want to embrace the possibilities that these changes offer.  Technology and social media have taken down the gatekeepers … Continue reading →

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Live from the Library – Jeremy and Dawn improvise a potential podcast

Posted on August 20, 2012 by BTC11

We want our Library to become a virtual resource that helps our theater community thrive.  We want to provide videos that: Let experienced members of our community share their knowledge Provide tutorials on how to pitch a project or audition … Continue reading →

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The future of theatre coverage in New England

Posted on August 9, 2012 by BTC11

With a little help we can make this a reality. Give to Live from the Library today!

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How do we use new technology to support one of the oldest art forms?

Posted on August 7, 2012 by BTC11

Dear Friends, This summer, StageSource is undertaking the challenge of raising $15,000 to transform StageSource from an office space to an artistic platform, and we need your support. StageSource has been around for twenty-six years. During those years, we’ve seen … Continue reading →

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Live from the Library: New Media New Models

Posted on July 30, 2012 by BTC11

I have taught arts management classes for eight years. A blink. But in these particular eight years, also a lifetime of change. Now you can look at these changes two ways. On the downside, funding has decreased, traditional arts coverage … Continue reading →

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You Are StageSource, You Are Live from The Library

Posted on July 27, 2012 by BTC11

We all got into the arts because we like stories.  We like to tell stories, hear stories and read stories. Many of us like to dress up and act out stories for other people or help people dress up, or … Continue reading →

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