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ITC Annual Report 2019/20 Activities ITC Annual Report 2019/20 Our Mission: To facilitate the creation of excellent professional performing arts by supporting, developing and representing the people who manage and produce it. Our Purpose: ITC performs a vital facilitating role for the performing arts encouraging and sustaining practitioners and organisations by: • Providing comprehensive business advice and support services so that practitioners can concentrate on creating high quality, imaginative art. • Providing a strong voice for the UK performing arts sector – raising its profile and representing its interests with policy makers. • Uniting a community of performing arts professionals where sharing of good practice and peer-learning can take place. • Empowering, educating and energising arts professionals through professional development suitable to all stages of their careers. Our Values: ITC believes that the performing arts: • Has the power and potential to change lives – being a vehicle for emotional, intellectual and social development. • Should be available and accessible to everyone. • Succeeds most effectively when people are put before profit. • Thrives on excellent and resourceful management. Activities Membership, Networking & Communications • 531 members (full list below) • Members meetings and networking events held in Bristol, Brighton, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Salford, Birmingham, London & online. • Fundraising Forum • Edinburgh ITC/FST Reception 300 attenders • #ITC999 virtual Open day. • Members Directory & database, Blog, 12 newsletters & new help sheets, 10,000 twitter followers Advice and Management Services • 2000 + advice issues solved including: Theatre Tax Relief, redundancy, dismissals, disciplinary, dignity at work, contract disputes, debt recovery, insolvency, governance, intellectual property, immigration, work permits, organisational structure, recruitment, business planning, professional development, business planning, child protection, data protection. • 500 DBS (criminal record checks) applications processed on behalf of 87 members • 17 companies used incorporation & charitable status service • Online resources: help sheets, policies and contracts Events, Training & Professional Development • Governance Now Conference – November 2019 with Cultural Governance Alliance • Annual Conference – (cancelled in March 2020 due to pandemic) • Core Training Programme - 363 people attended 33 courses: Boards & Governance, Creating Contracts, Company Formation, Effective Fundraising, Finance for Leaders, Financial Management, Incorporation & Charitable status, Intellectual Property, Managing Morale & Communication, Negotiations & Contracts, People Management, Appraisals, Recruitment, Project Management, Safeguarding for Performing Arts Companies, Social Media & Digital Marketing, Starting a Performing Arts Company, Tax NI and VAT, Tour Booking, Budgeting. • General Manager, Producer and Leadership training packages • Leaders of Tomorrow – continued free management support for 30 potential leaders of colour. • 150 people attended Edinburgh seminars & debates • In house training and events: National Theatre Scotland, Federation of Scottish Theatres, Brighton Festival, Wiltshire Creative, Hall for Cornwall, Clean Break Bristol Travelling Light, The Lowry Salford, Central School of Speech & Drama, Mountview, Birkbeck, Artistic Directors of the Future. Campaigns and Partnerships Access to Work, Artistic Directors of the Future (ADF), Bectu, Brexit & Culture, Cultural Campaigning Network, Freelancers, Culture Declares Emergency, Cultural Governance Alliance, Cultural Commissioning (NCVO), Dignity at Work, Diversity in Casting (UK Theatre), Equity, Family Arts Campaign, Membership CEO’s Forum, PIPA (Parents in Performing Arts), Producers Round Table, All Party Parliamentary Group Wellbeing, Arts & Health, APPG Theatre, Theatres Trust, Theatre Tax Relief, Local Authorities, RSA, Touring Forum, What Next? Staff Zoe Bateman, Imogen Burgess, Kevin Dunn, Jackie Elliman, Charlotte Jones, Thea Stanton. Board Natalie Adams, Michael Bryher, Bhavini Goyate, Dienka Hines, Sarah Kemp, Aisha Khan, Alison King (Chair), Aled Lloyd Rees, Kate Nelson, Gareth Nicholls, Clare Cody-Richardson, Ines Tercio, Sarah-Jane Watkinson, Lucy Wood. Members Akram Khan Company 44 Theatre Productions Albany, The [Foreign Affairs] Almeida Theatre 1927 And Now: 20 Stories High Angel Exit Theatre Company 60 Miles by Road or Rail Angry Bear Productions Above Bounds Any One Thing Above the Stag Theatre Apples and Snakes Access All Areas ARCADE ACE Dance and Music Arch 468 Theatre Studio Action Transport Theatre Co Arts at the Old Fire Station Arts Council England Bunny Productions Arts Depot Bureau of Silly Ideas Arts Marketing Association C&T Artsadmin Cambridge Junction Ashley Gardner Theatre School Candoco Dance Company AsOne Theatre Productions Cap-a-Pie ATC - Actors Touring Company Carbon Theatre Attic Theatre Company Cardboard Citizens Ayr Gaiety Partnership Carlisle Fringe Festival Ballet Black Cascade Theatre Company Bamboozle Theatre Company Cast Iron Theatre Barbican Theatre, Plymouth Chameleon Theatre Productions Battersea Arts Centre Chats Palace Bedales Olivier Theatre Chelmford City Theatre Beyond Face China Plate Theatre Big Brum Theatre in Education Chinese Arts Now Big Telly Theatre Company Chris Goode & Company Bilimankhwe CJ Productions Birds of Paradise Clean Break BitterSuite Experiences Clearcut Black Country Touring Clod Ensemble Blind Summit Cloud Cuckoo Land Bloomin' Buds Theatre Company Clubbing The Bard Blowin'a Hooley Theatre Colab Theatre Blue Apple Theatre Colour the Clouds Blue Fire Theatre Company Common Border Crossings Common Players Theatre Boundless Theatre Common Wealth Theatre Box Clever Company of Wolves Box of Tricks Theatre Company Complicite British Academy of Stage and Screen Combat Coney Broken Puppet Theatre Company Cscape Dance Curiosity Productions Extant Curious Monkey Fabula Arts Cwmni Fran Wen Face Front Inclusive Theatre Cwmni Theatr Arad Goch Farnham Maltings Daedalus Theatre Company Faulty Towers the Dining Experience Ltd Daisy Farris Dance Collective Feedback CIC Dance Creative Fevered Sleep Dancexchange, The Filskit Theatre Dante Or Die Finborough Theatre Dark Unicorn Productions Fingersmiths Deafinitely Theatre Firebird Theatre Deborah Antoinette Performance and China Blue Fish Firebrand Theatre Discarded Nut Theatre Company Fireraisers Theatre Diverse City Flibbertigibbet Theatre D-Live! Theatre Fly High Stories Dogstar Theatre Forest Forge Theatre Company dreamthinkspeak Freedom Studios Drunken Chorus From the Heart Theatre Dumbshow Frozen Light East London Dance Fuel Theatre Eastern Angles Futures Theatre Company Echo Presents GAMUT Theatre Eggs Collective Gary Clarke Company Eldarin Yeong Studio Gate Theatre Eleven Farrer House Gecko Theatre Limited Emergency Exit Arts Golden Toad Theatre Company English National Ballet GOLKK Theatre Company English Touring Opera Gone to the Dogs Productions Ensonglopedia Govanhill Theatre Equity Graeae Theatre Company Exchange Theatre Grand Union Music Theatre Exit Productions Ltd Green Ginger Greenwich & Lewisham Young People's Theatre Kali Theatre Greenwich Dance Kazzum Arts Projects Grid Iron Kneehigh Half Moon Young People's Theatre Konflux Theatre in Education Hall for Cornwall K-Squared Productions Handstand Arts Laugh Out Loud Theatre Hanyong Theatre Company Leeds Studio Hastings Fringe Festival LegalAliens Heart n Soul Levantes Dance Theatre Hiccup Theatre Librarian Theatre Highgate Youth Theatre Lighthouse Theatre HighTide Festival Limbik Hijinx Theatre Little Actors Theatre Company Historia Theatre Company Little Angel Theatre Hive North Little Earthquake Hope Theatre Company Live Theatre Horse and Bamboo Theatre Living Spit Hot Coals Theatre LJ Hope Productions House of Mass Logos Theatre Company HyperFusion Theatre Company London Bubble Theatre Company Iain Stringer Works Lone Wolves Ideas & Words Ltd Loose-Locked Immediate Theatre Lost Dog Immercity Love Thy Fro: The Musical In a Rush Luca Silvestrini's Protein In Motion Theatre Company Luxi Ltd Inky Cloak Lynne McConway Productions IOU Theatre Lynne Wilmot Jason Young Lynx Theatre and Poetry Jerwood Space Lynx Theatre in Education Projects Junction 8 Theatre M6 Theatre Company Just Jones & Magpie Dance Make It Write Norwich Puppet Theatre Maketank Not Too Tame Malkia Notnow Collective Mandala Theatre Company Nottingham Playhouse (Participation) Maverick Theatre Company November Club Maya Productions NTC Touring Theatre Meeting Ground Theatre Company Nutshell Middle Child Ockham's Razor Mimbre OH Productions Mind the Gap Oily Cart MishMash Productions Ol'Man Swanny Productions Mittelmaier Entertainment Ltd. One Dance UK Modalit One Day Creative Education Montage Theatre Arts Open Clasp Theatre Company Motionhouse Open Door Moulded Theatre Company Open Road Moving Souls Dance Open Sky Moving Stories Theatre Company Operating Theatre M-SET OurLand Productions N-Act Theatre in Schools Outdoor Arts UK National Dance Company Wales Outside Edge Theatre Company National Student Drama Festival Ovalhouse National Theatre of Scotland Page One Theatre New Adventures Paines Plough New International Encounter Paper Balloon Theatre Company New Perspectives Papergang New Shoes Theatre Parabolic Theatre Nimba Pascal Theatre Company No Peroxide Paul Casey Productions Limited North East Theatre Company Pebble Gorge North Wall Trust Pell Ensemble Northern Stage Theatrical Productions Pentabus Theatre People Show Scarabeus Theatre People's Palace
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