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Over the next 60 months NCTC must match 2 to 1 a generous half-a-million dollar legacy gift from philanthropists James L. Coran and Walter Nelson-Rees. The Legacy Challenge Campaign goal is to raise 1.5 million dollars from individual donors and corporate matching gift programs by the end of August 2012. All contributions will support general operating and capital improvement costs at NCTC.
Currently we are in the first of five challenge periods, during which we must raise $200K by August 31, 2008.
To date we have raised: $167,380
That leaves us just $32,620 short of our first benchmark goal!
Giving levels and benefits are listed below. Simply click the Donate Now button to your left or at the bottom of the page, and help us meet the Legacy Challenge!
NCTC would like to thank our donors who help make all of our productions possible! To see our donor thank you list, click here.
The Premiere Society is dedicated to supporting all facets of NCTC. All members receive recognition in all playbills and the following benefits:
DIAMOND CIRCLE ($500,000+) This elite circle receives consultation opportunities with the NCTC Artistic Director and Chairman of the Board of Directors as well as complimentary guest passes to exclusive events.
PLATINUM CIRCLE ($100,000+) Members of this group enjoy Founders Circle benefits plus receive invitations to join the NCTC Artistic Director and Board of Directors at select special events.
FOUNDERS CIRCLE ($45,000-99,999) Members of this group have special access to visiting artists and celebrities, as well as to the NCTC artistic team, and all the benefits of the Producers Circle.
PRODUCERS CIRCLE ($25,000-44,999) Members receive a complimentary subscription to the Pride Season, and all the benefits of the Directors Circle.
DIRECTORS CIRCLE ($10,000-24,999) Members receive complimentary tickets to all youth productions held at NCTC, and all the benefits of the Artists Circle.
ARTISTS CIRCLE ($5,000-9,999) Members are invited to select closed rehearsals of NCTC World Premieres and are given priority ticket privileges for special events
LUMINARY ($2,500-4,999) Members receive priority ticket privileges for all special NCTC events, and all benefits of a Star.
STAR ($1,500-2,499) Members receive an invitation to special previews and all benefits of a Scenemaker.
SCENEMAKER ($1,000-1,499) Members receive complimentary tickets to select Conservatory and YouthAware productions, and all benefits of a Supporting Role.
SUPPORTING ROLE ($500-999) Members are awarded exclusive access to donor appreciation receptions and special events, and all benefits of an Ensemble.
ENSEMBLE ($250-499) Members are invited to select Pride Season dress rehearsals, and receive recognition in all Pride Season Playbills.
UNDERSTUDY ($100-249) Members are invited to one Pride Season dress rehearsal and receive recognition in all Pride Season Playbills.
ADVOCATE (up to $99) Members are invited to one final dress rehearsal for a Pride Season Production.
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* A special ongoing new works for the stage program. The status of these projects range from research and development to ready for production. Donor may support these programs at the Legacy Campaign levels listed above or the Producer’s Club levels listed below. *
| DOLLS Emerging Artist Project by Michael Phillis Directed by Andrew Nance World Premiere January 22-February 22, 2009 michaelphillis.com |
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DOLLS examines a day in the life of Frank’s Collection, a diverse society comprised of dolls—a broad term for all humanoid toys—and based loosely on the city of San Francisco. By adopting a series of doll personas, Michael takes his audience on an Orientation Day tour through The Shelves, a hierarchical, strife-torn, richly imagined world whose inhabitants possess the same complexities and conflicts as the humans they are made to resemble. |
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| FIRST DATES AND OTHER DISASTERS Emerging Artist Project Composed by Tim Hanson Directed by Michael Mohammed World Premiere August 3-30, 2009 |
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FIRST DATES AND OTHER DISASTERS is a song cycle that explores the many facets and forms of human relationships—the envy and the ecstasy, the unspoken understandings and the miscommunications, the relationships that last a lifetime and those whose beginnings, middles, and ends occur within a bus ride. |
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| RIGHTS OF PASSAGE A New Play Commission by Ed Decker and Robert Leone Directed by Ed Decker World Premiere September 2010 rightsofpassage-nctc.blogspot.com |
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RIGHTS OF PASSAGE will tell the stories of LGBT people and their communities who are subject to discrimination due to their sexual orientation. This new play aims to reframe the discussion by taking on a global perspective in telling several intersecting real-life stories that unmask human rights violations throughout the world. |
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This program supports our YouthAware educational touring program as well as theatre arts training and performance programs for young people ages 5-18. These programs combined serve 21,000 young people in the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout Northern California. The Scholarship Partners campaign goal this year is $50,000 which is raised though individual donors and their matching corporate gifts. |
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All
donors receive lobby recognition, youth performance playbill credit,
and invitations to open studios and select youth & family performances.
DIAMOND PARTNER ($10,000+) Provides combined support of scholarship, employment, and theatre admissions for those most in need.
GOLD PARTNER ($5,000–9,999) Employs three to eight summer youth theatre interns.
SILVER PARTNER ($2,500–4,999) Sustains six to eight full scholarships or underwrites performance admission for 240+ young people.
CHAMPION ($1,500–2,499) Grants four to six full scholarships.
INSTRUCTOR ($1,000–1,499) Provides full scholarships for two to four pupils.
MENTOR ($500–999) Awards full scholarships for up to two youth.
LEADER ($250–499) Supports partial scholarships for one to four students.
GUIDE ($100–249) Underwrites performance admission for 10–24 young people.
FRIEND (up to $99) Provides a partial scholarship to one young person.
Become a Producer for our 2008-09 Cabaret Series and Pride Season. The New Conservatory Theatre Center in Association with YOUR NAME HERE presents!
Download a Producer's Club Application Form Here or contact Ed Decker, Artistic Director at 415-861-4914.
From Russia with Love
June 6-28, 2008
A Brand New Me: The Dusty Springfield Songbook
July 18 - August 10, 2008
I Feel A Thong Coming On
August 15, - September 7, 2008
PRIDE SEASON PRODUCER'S CLUB OPPORTUNITIES
August 15 - September 21, 2008
September 19 - October 26, 2008
November 7 - December 21, 2008
December 5, 2008 - January 18, 2009
January 23 - March 1, 2009
March 27 - May 3, 2009
March 20 - April 26, 2009
May 29 - July 12, 2009
PRODUCER'S CLUB DONOR LEVELS AND BENEFITS
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ($5,000) Underwrites an entire show run, and includes program credit, 11 guest passes, complimentary pre-show bar service, and ticket discounts for your friends and family during the run of your produced show.
PRODUCER ($3,000) Underwrites a week of shows, and includes program credit, lobby recognition, & 7 guest passes for the week you have sponsored.ASSOCIATE PRODUCER ($1,500) Underwrites a weekend of shows, and includes program credit, lobby recognition, & 5 guest passes for the weekend you have sponsored.
APPRENTICE PRODUCER ($500) Underwrites 1 performance, and includes program credit, lobby recognition, & 3 guest passes for the evening you have sponsored.
Consider
a Legacy gift to NCTC's Encore Society in your estate planning. This
program helps insure the future of our work in the years ahead. Contact
Artistic Director Ed Decker (415-861-4914 x 103 or ed@nctcsf.org) to
discuss this opportunity or for further information.
Credit Cards Also Accepted
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| If you have questions or for further information please contact Kyle@nctcsf.org or 415-861-4914 x118 |
NCTC is a 501(c) non-profit organization. Your contribution is tax-deductible as allowed by law.
