Innovating Through Artistry
I'm sitting on a rooftop in Oaxaca, Mexico, attempting to de-rat-ify from the American ratrace, seeking creative renewal as I wrap up a year of "blarticles." This is the 86th time I've reflected on creativity and innovation this year (Click to access my full Innovation on My Mind blog), and I'm going to use this final blarticle as a … [Read more...]
It’s hard to believe, but here we are, at the dawn of a new decade. Personally, the past 10 years have provided a wild and exciting ride. During this period I got married, had a child, built friendships, travelled four continents, pursued a host of artistically fulfilling projects, got a university gig, worked with talented … [Read more...]
In the late 1980's Phil Stanton and 2 of his friends began giving free performances on the streets of New York City. "We had a character idea," said Stanton of the group's early days. "We added to each characters experience, and it grew and ”it still continues to grow." And indeed these three blue men did grow-- into a wildly … [Read more...]
This article appeared in Entrepreneur Magazine on December 24, 2009. It was written by John Arnold who is a leading marketing speaker, trainer and consultant who specializes in do-it-yourself marketing advice for small businesses, franchises and associations. John Arnold's no-nonsense marketing advice is featured in his … [Read more...]
Following my last posting on the fiscal health of theatres, my fellow ETA blogger, Jim Hart contacted me with some provocative questions. I thought I'd address two of them and forgive me, Jim, for paraphrasing slightly: 1. Can we teach our aspiring theatre artists to avoid the traditional path of the begging cup? 2. Would it be so bad … [Read more...]
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