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The mission of SCT is to inspire, educate and entertain children and families through the experience of quality theatre both on and off the stage.

The Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms (BB&B) Society of Boston was formed in the spring of 2016 by Music Director Steven Lipsitt and the musicians of the former Boston Classical Orchestra. A new Board of Directors, led by Professor Herbert F. Voigt, Ph.D., is determined to continue a beloved and time-honored tradition of great, expertly performed orchestral concerts presented in one of America’s most historic spaces, Boston’s Faneuil Hall. Following debut concerts in March and April of 2016, and thanks to the generosity and loyalty of supporters, BB&B presented a full 2016 – 2017 season of subscription concerts to excited, enthusiastic audiences. Sharing the stunning musical virtuosity of its own professional musicians, world-class guest soloists, and a level of quality that has been the hallmark of concerts in its Faneuil Hall home for many years, BB&B renewed old friendships and developed new ones, laying the groundwork for a bright future as Boston’s newest professional orchestra.

Flying V is here to make the kind of theatre that inspires you to go out, have an adventure of your own, and live life more. We are an exciting, ensemble based company dedicated to the development of vibrant original work and offbeat contemporary plays. Inspired by genre fiction, comic books, and other modern mythologies, we produce work that embraces high concept situations without sacrificing the emotional resonance of real characters in intimate moments. The company is made of a core of multi-disciplinary theatre practitioners committed to productions of engaging, high impact theatricality and fearless content. We are your Friendly Neighborhood Indie Theatre. Expect Awesome. Be Awesome.

Portland Revels celebrates the seasons through song, dance, story and ritual of the past and present, creating community across generations and cultures.

The Atlanta Workshop Players strive to educate, challenge and inspire diverse young people through extraordinary theatrical productions and training, in a joyful, supportive, non-competitive atmosphere.

Same Planet prioritizes the moving body as the source for meaning and understanding. Our work abstracts the narrative of shared human experience centering on individuals within global dynamics. Our curiosity in interpersonal relationships charges us to dive into human proclivities. Athletic and sensuously constructed, we strive to transform performers and our audiences on a visceral emotional level.

La MaMa is dedicated to the artist and all aspects of the theatre. It has a worldwide reputation for producing daring work in theatre, dance, performance art, and music that defies form and transcends boundaries of language, race, and culture. Founded in 1961 by theatre pioneer and legend Ellen Stewart, La MaMa is a vital part of the fabric of cultural life in NYC and the anchor of FAB (Fourth Arts Block). In the 1960's, Ms. Stewart, one of the first black fashion designers in New York, worked as the executive designer for Saks Fifth Avenue and was undoubtedly a trendsetter. She began La MaMa with the belief that art, in order to flourish, needs: fiscal support, the company of colleagues, the spirit of collaboration and a public forum in which to be evaluated. The original house of La MaMa sat 30 people, and the stage was the size of a bed. Today, La MaMa is a four-building campus with three theaters, an art gallery, an art and technology studio, rehearsal studios, a dormitory, offices, and an extensive archive documenting the history of Off-Off-Broadway. La MaMa produces approximately 70 productions annually, most of which are world premieres. To date, more than 3,500 productions have been presented at La MaMa with 150,000 artists from more than 70 nations. La MaMa's programming is culturally diverse, cross-disciplinary and draws audiences from all walks of life. In addition to affordable ticket prices, La MaMa distributes up to 8,000 free tickets annually to social service and education organizations. Annual visitors exceed 32,000 people from New York and beyond. Each year, La MaMa provides employment opportunities for more than 260 artists and administrators including performers, writers, composers, directors, choreographers, musicians, designers and educators. La MaMa is a think tank and an experimental forum where artists at various stages of their career and creative development come to take risks. Much of the work done here allows the artistic experimenter to take the lessons learned and capitalize on them elsewhere, thus influencing much of what is eventually seen in commercial theater and the entertainment industry at large. In addition, La MaMa provides people of all ages and backgrounds with an opportunity to explore the arts in various capacities - as a member of the audience, the creative team, production crew or cast. "A home to, and champion of, brash and venturesome artists!" - New York Times Countless American artists have worked at La MaMa during the early stages of their careers, including: Blue Man Group, Steve Buscemi, Robert DeNiro, Andre DeShields, Danny DeVito, Olympia Dukakis, Harvey Fierstein, Philip Glass, Bill Irwin, Diane Lane, Bette Midler, Meredith Monk, Estelle Parsons, Sam Shepard, Patti Smith, Elizabeth Swados, Julie Taymor, Andy Warhol, Lanford Wilson, Robert Wilson, Scott Wittman and Joel Zwick. New Eastern European Theatre was introduced to America in 1967 when La MaMa brought Ryszard Cieslak, Ludwig Flaszen, and Jerry Grotowski to New York. Other international artists whose work premiered at La MaMa include Ivica Buljan, Peter Brooke, Tadeusz Kantor, Kazuo Ohno, Andrei Serban, Shuji Teriyama, and Ahmed Yacoubi. La MaMa has received more than 30 Obie Awards, dozens of Drama Desk and Bessie Awards. Recent significant premieres include: The Foundry Theatre's GOOD PERSON OF SZECHWAN; Belarus Free Theatre's BEING HAROLD PINTER (Obie Award); Lee Breuer's LA DIVINA CARICATURA; and SOULOGRAPHIE: OUR GENOCIDES by Eric Ehn.

EnActe Arts is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which produces contemporary theatrical projects that explore multicultural issues with particular reference to the South Asian Diaspora and provides education programs to foster performing Arts talent in the community. Our mission is three-fold: To bring quality South Asian themed stories to universal audiences. To offer a talent development platform where theatre professionals work with aspiring amateurs to foster the growth of local performing talents. We place a particular emphasis on producing new works by upcoming playwrights. To offer theatre education programs in acting, stage design and management and script-writing. EnActe believes in collaboration with other performing arts organizations, corporations, and universities to foster arts in the community. EnActe has produced shows in various cities including Houston, San Francisco Bay Area, Boston, Exeter and Seattle. Many of these productions have led us to partnerships with distinguished universities and arts organizations such as Emerson Arts College, UC Berkeley, UC Santa Cruz, Asian Art Museum (SF), Philips Exeter Academy, The Menil Collection (Houston), Seattle Asian Art Museum. In order to bring unique stories to a wide audience, we seek your support as a corporate sponsor. Your partnership with EnActe will help nurture and showcase new voices from under represented communities and support this age-old form of theater art.

The Center for Irish Music (CIM) is a thriving music school based in St. Paul, MN's Hamline-Midway neighborhood. The CIM is dedicated to handing down traditional Irish music to the next generation of musicians in our community. Through private lessons, group classes, sessions and events featuring world-class artists, the CIM aims to inspire and support the traditional Irish music community in the Twin Cities, throughout the Midwest, and Canada.

Changing children’s lives by inspiring creative, innovative, and confident thinking; connecting imagination and intellect through the power of music. We do this in the form of instrument donations, scholarships, and subsidizing music education outreach programs.

Founded in 2014 as a way to create a legacy of giving as a result of the death of Reina As-salaam and Julian Hope Ferrell by providing scholarships and educational workshops for students. This organization also offers art and music opportunities to give students additional post secondary options and ways to fund education.

Base Academy of Music teaches the foundations of music to urban youth to help them see their God-given potential and succeed in school and beyond.