IN THIS ISSUE
Membership Renewal and BCTC Donation Campaign
Block Booking
Showcases Selected for 2012 Pacific Contact
Registration for Pacific Contact Online – Begins November 15
Member News
Industry News
BCTC Membership Renewal, November 1
Current BCTC membership expires October 31st and we’re looking forward to a strong renewal of memberships for the new fiscal year beginning November 1st. This year, in addition to your membership renewal, BCTC is asking for your additional support. There are a number of ways you can help us. For more information about the donations campaign, please go to our Donation Page.
Your membership with BCTC has many benefits including discounts to Pacific Contact Professional Development, member communications, venue and presenter listings on the website, job postings, networking with your peers for advice and support and continued participation in the Coordinated Online Block Booking (COBB) program. We want to thank you for your ongoing support of the BC Touring Council. By supporting the BC Touring Council through membership you ensure a strong voice for professional performing arts touring in British Columbia. Now go ahead - take a few minutes to renew and donate.
Showcases Selected for 2012 Pacific Contact
Congratulations and thanks to all those who applied to showcase. Selection for 2012 showcases at Pacific Contact is now complete and the showcase list can be found here. Check out the great line-up of music, dance, theatre, variety and family showcases scheduled for Pacific Contact 2012, March 30 – April 1
Registration for Pacific Contact Online – Begins November 15
Preliminary Schedule and General conference information can be found on our Pacific Contact page.
Job Postings
To submit a posting please send to fyi@bctouring.org
Member News
Congratulations to Annick-Patricia and Elisabeth from Agence Station bleue, recipients of Contact East Award of Excellence for Artist Manager/Agent of the Year. Well done!
Industry News
On September 15, British Columbia lost a great impresario and arts advocate, David Y.H. Lui. David was a founding director of the BC Touring Council and well known as a producer responsible for bringing some of the world’s greatest productions and performers to the stages of Vancouver. To commemorate his life and work, local and national Canadian artists, performers and friends will gather at David Y.H. Lui – A Celebration, 2 pm Sunday, October 23 at the Vancouver Playhouse, to perform, to speak and to remember a man who changed the face of the arts in British Columbia.
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