This is the guide for sustainable production created in 2013 by Julie’s Bicycle, a UK-based nonprofit organization, with support from Arts Council England. The guide is intended for those working in the performing arts industry, including artistic directors, producers, directors,
The guidelines for sustainable theatre were created by Renew Culture, which was co-founded by Lisa Burger, former joint CEO of the National Theatre in the UK, and director Paddy Dillon, in collaboration with the consulting firm Buro Happold. Over 30
This is a toolkit for sustainable production created in 2020 by Michael Banta, a production manager from the U.S., Lauren Gaston, a costume designer, Sandra Goldmark, a designer and sustainability director, and Edward T. Morris, a set and projection designer.
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