Project Grant - Round 2
ACHF Arts Access ACHF Arts Education ACHF Cultural Heritage
The audience will be exposed to live theatre including acting, dance, vocal and instrumental music, enjoying a memorable, entertaining experience for all ages. This exposure may encourage future attendance and participation in the arts. The cast and crew will be encouraged to grow with the help of artistic instruction and collaboration. This growth will provide a stronger foundation for future art projects in our communities and mentoring opportunities.Exit survey of audience will measure the level of the show's entertainment value, artistic presentation and lasting impression. Of the people surveyed, 75% will rate the entertainment value, artistic presentation and lasting impression as a 7 or higher on a scale of 1-10. Audience members will also be able to give written comments. Addressed and stamped postcards and envelopes will also be available for return of surveys and comments for audience members who want more time for reflection on this activity. The survey will be given to audience members at the performances. A social of donated beverages and cookies in the theater commons will provide time to complete the survey, visit with the performers and other audience members. An added incentive for survey completion will be a ticket given for each completed survey to be entered in a prize drawing. The ticket will allow the survey participant to remain anonymous if desired. The cast and crew will complete a pre and post survey to measure their starting and ending experience level. Growth will be measured on a scale of 1-10. Growth in the arts discipline skills of acting, voice, instrumental, dance, visual, technical light and sound, set design and construction will be measured. The cast and crew will have a growth average of 1.5 or greater. The cast and crew will be given a written and verbal opportunity to provide direction for future productions.
The exit survey of the audience was used to measure the level of the shows entertainment value, artistic presentation and lasting impression. Our goal was to have 75% of the audience surveyed rate the entertainment value, artistic presentation and lasting impression as a 7 or higher on a scale of 1-10. Audience members completed 311 surveys. Friday performance 96% rated surveyed questions as 7 or higher. Saturday performance 98% rated surveyed questions as 7 or higher. Sunday performance 98% rated surveyed questions as 7 or higher. The measured level for each performance was higher than our goal of 75%. The cast and crew completed pre and post surveys to measure their starting and ending experience level. Growth in the arts discipline skills of acting, voice, instrumental, dance, visual, technical light and sound, set design and construction was measured on a scale of 1-10. The goal was to have a growth average of 1.5 or greater. Forty five participants completed the pre and post survey with a growth average of 2.35. This was higher than the goal.
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