Part of the dedicated executive briefing series with the Audience Outlook Monitor: COVID-19 Study
Alan’s April 25th briefing highlights results from this week’s survey deployments to three national cohorts of theaters, orchestras, and performing arts centers. Will perceptions of rising infection rates between March and April cause another regression in readiness to attend? Has demand continued its post-Omicron recovery?
This update will focus on indicators of support for masking requirements, reasons that people are claiming that advance planning is more difficult than it used to be, as well as what people are saying about how their “cultural diets” have changed because of the pandemic.
Part of the dedicated executive briefing series with the Audience Outlook Monitor: COVID-19 Study
Lincoln Center partnered with the Association of Teaching Artists to host the ATA Awards, which recognize and celebrate teaching artists working across education and community settings and their >>
This one-hour webinar was a joint activity of the Audience Outlook Monitor community and Immersed in the Future, WolfBrown’s community of practice designed to support nonprofit arts organizations >>
With venues reopening and 90% to 95% of arts audiences vaccinated, we have entered a new stage of the pandemic. A significant share of the audience, despite being >>
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