fighting for theatre the samurai way
In this month of November, Mark Accardi, NJ Junior Thespian State Board Individual Events Coordinator, describes how to get your administration to respect your theatre program and fight for your drama club.
As the director of your school’s Drama Club it is crucial that you fight the good fit for you program and get the funding you need for your students! Below are some tips for being sure your Administration supports your program.
Remember that financial support starts from personal support!
It is crucial to get your administration to learn an respect the work that goes into that perfect production.
It is crucial to get your administration to learn an respect the work that goes into that perfect production.
"no day but today"
Start conversations about your program's budget needs as early as possible. Your administration has a lot on their agenda, the sooner you are on the agenda - the sooner you will get that funding
"We’re All in This Together"
Bring your administration to the planning table. If they are a piece of the planning process, they will become invested in the program.
“Raise a Glass to... Fundraisers!”
Plan for fundraisers inside and outside of your school. Every dollar helps!
"BE OUR GUEST"
Invite your Administration to feel a part of the production team.
My principal loves to attend a rehearsal or two after school and get that special sneak peek. You can also invite your principal to be a part of the pre-show rituals! It doesn’t hurt to invite your Superintendent and Board Members to your production with VIP seating!
My principal loves to attend a rehearsal or two after school and get that special sneak peek. You can also invite your principal to be a part of the pre-show rituals! It doesn’t hurt to invite your Superintendent and Board Members to your production with VIP seating!
“You’re Truly Scrumptious”
Make sure your students tell your Administration how thankful they are. Gratitude goes a long way especially from kids!
AUTHOR
Mark Accardi
Individual Events Coordinator
Individual Events Coordinator
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