Arts Access
ACHF Arts Access
Expand artist-driven partnerships to engage those outside the mainstream audience in performance, creation and dialog with leading artists of color. Park Square staff will survey and hold regular discussions with partners and artists to determine the success of the project and the potential for ongoing collaboration, as well as directly survey/interview participants. 2: At least 600 at-risk young adults (age 16-24) and families age 40+) will attend and/or create multiple performances and designed with and for them. Park Square will maintain accurate attendance records, collect surveys and interview comments from partners and participants.
Artist-driven partnerships engaged at risk youth in performance, creation and dialog with leading artists of color. To see what changed through our work, we frame the activities with pre- and post-experience evaluations from both teachers/youth development workers and participants. Project partners first reported on the goals they hope to achieve with the partnership and the evidence they will look for to gauge impact of how the experience met their goals. 2: 578 young adults (age 16-24) and families age 40+ attended multiple performances and designed with and for them; 160 teens performed. Quantitative Measurements included: attendance/ticketing records; response to the activities; surveys indicating if they want to come to the theatre again.
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