What they call their work
What they do
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Community Event Fundraising 1 activity
- Hosting annual season kick-off event with charitable donation componentHosts a season kick-off showcase event and donates ticket sales proceeds from the event to support another nonprofit organization.
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Post-Performance Audience Engagement 1 activity
- Hosting community engagement events following performancesOrganizes post-show community conversations, such as talkbacks, after select theatrical productions to foster dialogue and audience engagement.
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Latino and Multicultural Theater Production 1 activity
- Producing theatrical works featuring magical realism and narratives from marginalized communitiesCreates and produces plays each season that center on magical or magical realism narratives, with a focus on stories from Queer, People of Color, and female-identifying communities.
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Youth Theater Arts Education 1 activity
- Providing theater and performance workshops for teens and adultsOffers educational workshops in areas such as college audition preparation, voice training, and writing instruction for teens and adult participants.
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Who runs it
- Allison Hohman — Board Secretary
- Christopher Cusumano — President of the Board, and Co Founder
- Erika E Wade — Board Member
- Joshua Moser — Board Treasurer and Cofounder
Who they work with
- another non-profit organization Partner — Receives donated ticket sales from the season kick-off showcase event.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Strategic Partnerships for Amplified Impactmethodology: strategic-partnerships-for-amplified-impactBy forming partnerships with or providing support to aligned nonprofits, we amplify our collective impact, because collaborative networks extend reach and deepen programmatic resonance beyond what any single organization can achieve alone.
- Symbolic Framework for Inclusionmethodology: symbolic-framework-for-inclusionBy using the symbolic qualities of gnomes—such as inventiveness, groundedness, and community orientation—we foster dialogue and belonging in art and workshops, because these archetypal traits create accessible, playful entry points for participants to engage with themes of inclusion and identity.