finding a show

April 8, 2009

So, one of the most exciting and frustrating things about trying to put up a show is getting the royalties. We all got tremendously excited about our production concept and the direction our show was taking only to find out that the rights to Jesus Christ Superstar are not available til next year. So the search for the right debut show is on again! The challenge is finding a small cast show that is progressive, inventive, and one that fits into the conceptual philosophy of our company and its intended purpose.

We are accepting suggestions from you, our supporters, to see what you think. (We have a lead on a really exciting and potentially huge show that we’re going to keep it secret for now)

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It is the goal of Mind the Gap Productions to bridge the transition from an artist's educational career into the Chicago performance community. In order to nurture a vibrant, thought-provoking, and relevant arts scene, it is crucial that these recent students continue to challenge themselves and grow their skills while introducing themselves into a professional community. We will provide these artists with an opportunity to develop highly creative, experimental, and well-conceived professional work. Artists from Mind the Gap will be given opportunities to perform in works developed by the artistic directorship, as well as make and present work of their own. Mind the Gap will also seek to develop partnerships and collaborations with other Chicago arts organizations in order to provide networking for the artists, and to further strengthen the overall community. We encourage our participants and supporters to challenge what performance arts can be, to push their own limitations and boundaries, to get scrappy, to make as much as they can from a whole lot of nothing, to go underground, and Mind the Gap.

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finding a show

April 8, 2009

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