The William & Eva Fox Foundation and Theatre Communications Group award grants of up to $25,000 to support established and distinguished actors.
The scholarship offers undergraduate and graduate students up to $7,500 to be used towards tuition, registration, and/or supplies for supplemental training in hand drawing and/or painting for costume design.
Talented mid-career freelance directors who have established local or regional reputations are nominated by artistic leaders of TCG theatres.
This new initiative prepares recipients from all areas of the theatre for greater leadership responsibilities and long-term careers in the theatre, in two areas: One-on-One for early-career leaders and Continuing Ed for mid-career or veteran professionals.
Global Connections offers funding in two different categories: On the Road, travel grants of up to $5,000 each; In the Lab, project development grants of $10,000 each. These grants support geographically unrestricted travel to foster international collaborations between US-based artists and their colleagues around the world.
RLC develops and highlights exceptionally talented early-career leaders of color across the U.S. The program offers a year-long professional development curriculum designed to deepen the participants’ analysis of equity, diversity and inclusion, as well as develop a strong set of leadership tools.
The SPARK Leadership Program provides rising leaders of color with the opportunity to participate in a 9-month curriculum that will focus on Knowledge and Skills-Building, Networking and Professional Connections and Self-Awareness and Inclusion.