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International Youth Theater Network

Web-based resource for youth theaters everywhere
November 18th, 2007

Organization

- The network could either be set up as a none profit making organisation or a limited company with in built ethical working practices.

- Although the network would rely partly on voluntary input it would aim to provide a living wage to its general staff and any professionals brought in for specific projects.

- Staffing levels would depend on the success of the organisation but would consist of a core of planning, fund raising and administrative personnel. This initially would represent no more than 2 or 3 people. Additional staff would then be recruited for specific projects.

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November 12th, 2007

Plan of Action

- The set up and administration of a home page on the world wide web to include directories, forums and help pages.

- The compilation of a directory of Youth Theatre Companies and relevant organisations.

- The publishing of advice on the running of youth theatre companies and similar projects.

- Creating a data base of professional theatre practitioners with expertise in youth theatre.

- The commissioning of books and articles by professionals on specific subjects related to youth theatre in the community.

- To offer specific advice to youth theatre companies who are planning to take productions the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

- To run a drop in centre to provide advice and support for Youth theatre companies visiting the 2000 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

- The running of workshops and lectures by experienced individuals on related subjects.

- To organise an international festival of youth theatre in 2002.

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November 8th, 2007

Aims

- To provide a resource for youth theatre companies working with young people in the community.

- To encourage dialogue between youth theatre groups from around the world.

- To provide advice and information to those working with youth theatre companies.

- To provide administrative and technical support for youth theatre groups undertaking specific projects, such as participating in major festivals or undertaking international tours.

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November 4th, 2007

Overview

The network would actively promote youth theatre in the community and encourage the interaction of youth theatre groups from around the world. The network would also provide a point of reference, where those working with youth theatre organisations can find support and resource material.

This would initially be achieved by setting up a home page on the world wide web which would contain a directory of youth theatre groups along with contact lists for various relevant organisations from around the globe. The web site would go on to provide further advice and information such as book lists, how to pages and theatre industry contacts. A notice board, help desk and forum would also be a major part of this resource.

The network could then go on to organise specific events such as workshops, training, conferences and festivals.

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