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Atlanta’s Fox Theatre Announces Expansion

September 29, 2016
by Jason Hensel
Atlanta, performing arts centers, theatre
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The world-renowned Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia, plans to renovate 10,000 square feet of premier event space by converting a previous jazz club on the venue’s northwest corner into a premium guest lounge. It is set to open in late 2017. “We saw an opportunity to enhance our o
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The Top 10 Most-Produced Plays for 2016-2017

September 29, 2016
by Jason Hensel
performing arts centers, plays, theatre
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Ah, the last quarter of the year. A time for reflection and list making, and one of my favorite lists is American Theatre‘s 10 most produced plays of the season. I suspect a few employees at performing art centers may be interested in this list, too. “This year, we receive
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These are the Top 10 Most-Produced Plays for 2015-2016

September 18, 2015
by Jason Hensel
performing arts center, plays, theatre
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It’s getting close to autumn when, like leaves falling from trees, lists start falling from websites. So, let’s start with one of my favorite lists: the top 10 most-produced plays. As it has since 1994, American Theatre surveyed Theatre Communications Group member theatres
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A Show’s Cast is the Biggest Influence on Buying Theatre Tickets

September 14, 2015
by Jason Hensel
performing arts center, theatre, trends
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Whatsonstage.com conducted a ticketing purchasing survey this past summer to find out more about buying habits, such as how often people went to the theatre to how they booked their tickets to how much they were willing to pay for tickets. Approximately 3,200 people participated in th
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Have You Considered Offering “Relaxed” Performances?

March 06, 2015
by Jason Hensel
guest experience, performing arts centers, theatre
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Theatre critic Maddy Costa wrote an editorial The Guardian this week that I find fascinating, probably because it’s new concept for me. She raises the question: “What might the theatre landscape look like if it were more relaxed, not occasionally, but all the time?”
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