Posts tagged as:

remuneration

Poll Results: How were you last remunerated for your work as a theatre artist?

by Kate Foy on 18 October, 2009

This week’s poll is now closed, though the questions or discussion points raised by the results … as well as the original question … will surely continue elsewhere, and perhaps here.
Thanks to those who contributed. Results were received from 23 respondents from around the world, so it’s a very limited sampling. More responses [...]

{ 2 comments }

Work in the theatre? A poll: how are you paid?

by Kate Foy on 12 October, 2009

in Actors and Acting, Business and the Arts

Yesterday’s post about the monetary side of working in the theatre got a lot of hits but no comment. I’ve put together a poll today (great free service complete with plug-in from PollDaddy) to see if it gets more of a response.

How were you last remunerated for your work as a theatre artist?
[...]

{ 1 comment }

Work in the theatre? Want to talk $$$?

by Kate Foy on 11 October, 2009

in Actors and Acting, Business and the Arts

Post image for Work in the theatre? Want to talk $$$?

I’m often involved in conversations with actors and other artists and creatives about the issue of remuneration for theatre work. I’m not talking here about ‘doing it for the love,’ but for what a good friend of mine calls ‘the foldies’, real money … what you need to pay the rent, to eat, and generally [...]

{ 0 comments }