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RESOURCES
As a queer-led company, we support groups and organizations which champion and provide assistance to LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and disabled artists, with whom we could not create art without.
Theatre-Specific Resources
Other Resources
Largest database of disabled actors in the United States, privately managed by Disability Inclusion Consultant Christine Bruno. Contact her at BrunoDisabilityInclusion@gmail.com or visit BrunoDisabilityInclusion.com for casting inquiries and her full range of services.
https://www.brunodisabilityinclusion.com/
Working, self-identified Latinx Designers compiled by Latinx Theatre Commons. Also available at https://howlround.com/latinx-theatre-commons. (https://howlround.com/latinx-theatre-commons.)
https://howlround.com/sites/default/files/LatinaoxDesignerListasof12.12.16.pdf (https://howlround.com/sites/default/files/LatinaoxDesignerListasof12.12.16.pdf)
RESOURCES
A huge list of resources for women of the theater who are hireable as composers, music directors, orchestrators, conductors, arrangers, rehearsal pianists, songwriters, music assistants, lyricists, transcribers, music producers, pit musicians, music educators, and more - many resources for women specifically, LGBTQ artists specifically, and diverse artists specifically.
https://maestramusic.org/resources/
DIRECTORY
Search here to find women of the theater who are hireable as composers, music directors, orchestrators, conductors, arrangers, rehearsal pianists, songwriters, music assistants, lyricists, transcribers, music producers, pit musicians, music educators, and more. Created/run by MAESTRA, a membership group of female-identifying, non-binary, and gender non-conforming composers, music directors, orchestrators, arrangers, copyists, rehearsal pianists and other musicians who are in an underrepresented minority in musical theater. Website.
https://maestramusic.org/directory/
UPLIFT. AMPLIFY. ADVANCE. Statera takes positive action to bring women* into full and equal participation in the arts. Extensive resources on their website (many of which have also been shared here), mentorship and leadership opportunities, and intersectional feminism at its core.
https://stateraarts.org/
Celebrating, supporting, and advocating for women theater artists by promoting gender parity at all levels of theatrical production. The Lilly Awards were started in the Spring of 2010 as an outlet to honor the work of women in the American theater. In partnership with the Dramatists Guild, The Lilly Awards have gathered resources and conducted a national survey simply called The Count that accurately showcases which theaters are producing the work of women, and which are not. The Lilly Awards Foundation is dedicated to honoring the work of women in the American theater.
https://the-lillys.org/
The Mix is a new play resource highlighting plays that feature casts of intersectional and intersecting social identities. The brainchild of Aaron Carter, The Mix was developed by Aaron and Polly Hubbard, Director of New Play Development at Steppenwolf Theatre Company. The list of plays was generated by and for the collective wisdom of professionals in the field; by publishing this list as a resource, we hope to encourage theaters to produce these plays. The Mix was made possible by the generous support of The Joyce Foundation, Time Warner Foundation, and The Davee Foundation.
https://www.steppenwolf.org/about-us/the-mix
Trans Voices Cabaret's mission is to raise the visibility of trans, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming performers, to build relationships and foster communities with casting directors and theater companies, and to highlight the talents of marginalized performers who are often overlooked by the entertainment industry. New York City is the home of the original Trans Voices Cabaret, created in 2017 by transgender actor and performer, Donnie Cianciotto.
https://transvoicescabaret.wixsite.com/transvoicescabaret
*Kitchen Sink Theatre Company is not affiliated with any of the above organizations; we simply support their mission and wish to offer them as a resource.
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