Future Stages
BE A PART OF NCTC’S FUTURE STAGES
This moment in our ongoing story presents a unique opportunity for donors and supporters to be part of NCTC’s bold, ambitious, promising future.
NCTC invites you to join us in the Future Stages initiative by committing to increased and/or multi-year giving. Multi-year gifts – in the form of pledges and/ or statements of intention – entitle you to the established donor benefits & programs, such as the Producers Circle. They carry the added advantage of allowing NCTC to spend more time and focus on making art and deepening your engagement with our work. By joining us in our Future Stages initiative you will join the leading supporters of NCTC, providing the sustained funding needed to enable NCTC to better plan, thrive, and deliver in its distinctive role as the region’s foremost theatrical voice for arts education and the Queer & Allied community.
For more information on Future Stages, please contact Individual Giving Manager Mary Beth Brown at marybeth@nctcsf.org or 415.694.6154.
We’d like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the following donors who have committed to a multi-year gift through NCTC’s Futures Stages, a strategic giving program:
- Norman Abramson
- Joel Barish & Stephen Patterson
- Ed Decker & Robert Leone
- Joe & Jill Feldman
- Mr. Alan Ferrara & Dr. Allan P. Gold
- Michael Golden & Michael Levy
- Bill Gregory
- Thomas Hanley
- Jorge R. Hernández & Ron Jenkins
- Robert Holgate
- Dennis & Jordan Hopkins
- Alan Mattacola
- Charles Matteson & Oakley Stephens
- David E. Meders
- Andrew Nance & Jim Maloney
- Bev Scott & Courtney
- Andrew Smith & Brian Savard
- Ted Tucker
Here are just some of the ways we will utilize their ongoing support:
ON OUR STAGES
- Increased artist compensation
- Stage the world premieres of the new works
- Support innovative production values through improved resources and cutting-edge technology
YOUTH PROGRAMS
- Increased teaching artist compensation, strengthening our ability to compete with other larger organizations for top-tier teachers in our Conservatory and other youth programs
- Investment in the next generation of artists through broader development of our youth outreach programs, such as Identity Matters, impacting the lives of LGBT and other youth throughout the Bay Area
NEW PLAY DEVELOPMENT
- Commission new works for the Mainstage and our Youth Aware program from both emerging and nationally-recognized playwrights, growing the canon of work celebrating LGBT and allied voices
- Provide developmental support through local, regional, national and international workshops and readings