The Harkness Center for Dance Injuries at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital enhances the health, wellbeing, and quality of life of dancers and dance companies.

Dedicated to finding innovative and dynamic ways to market Broadway, live entertainment and the arts by bringing together passionate people to create a network of possibilities. We are driven by strategic development and execution of creative solutions in partnership with our clients.

A boutique full-service merchandising agency that specializes in live theater. Born in New York City, and now servicing all of North America and the UK, we deliver unparalleled service under the simple belief that merchandise is marketing. The products we create are more than just souvenirs—they’re a platform for theatregoers to support their favorite show and take a piece of it home with them. Every wear of a t-shirt, or sip from a coffee mug should serve as a reminder of star performances, tears shed, and laughter laughed, and act as a beacon to reclaim those memories once the curtain...

The Fractured Atlas Insurance Program, administered by Lockton Affinity, is designed to meet your needs so you can focus on great art, not the risks associated with being an artist. Make sure you have the protection you need.

The TheaterMakers Studio is a digital training program and community for theater makers at all stages in the process who want to get produced and take their career to the next stage. Whether you have a great idea and are struggling with where to start, or want to get the attention you deserve for your play or musical, or need guidance on what to do after you've done a few readings . . . we can help. Our faculty of award-winning professionals provide expert training on a range of subjects, including playwriting, dramaturgy, producing, developing new work, directing, branding, and more. And...

American Theatre magazine is the nation’s only general-circulation magazine devoted to theatre. Founded in 1984 by the pioneering arts service organization Theatre Communications Group, the magazine featured cowboy-hatted playwright Sam Shepard on its first cover in April of that year. Published 10 times a year, the magazine now has an estimated readership of 50,000, mostly within the theatre profession.

As a data-driven and innovative leader, Urban Pathways ensures that homeless and at-risk New Yorkers have the housing, services and support they need to be self-sufficient. Urban Pathways will be a leader in creating a society in and around New York City in which our clients achieve and sustain independence, stability and wellness as fully integrated members of their communities. If you are homeless and in need of housing, or would like information about eligibility for services, please call 212.736.7385 and ask to speak with our Outreach Team, or send an email to:...

Conveniently located at The Actors Fund’s main offices in Times Square, The Friedman Health Center offers primary and specialty care and accepts most insurance plans, including commercial insurances, several Marketplace/Exchange plans, Medicare and Workers’ Compensation. Free and unbiased health insurance enrollment and counseling are available on site. The Samuel J. Friedman Health Center for the Performing Arts is a program of The Actors Fund and Mount Sinai Doctors.

Matt Ross Public Relations creates and executes focused, impactful publicity campaigns for theatre productions, companies and artists in New York and beyond. In our mission to give clients a path to success, we pair bold, creative thinking with traditional wisdom to craft clear and kinetic identities for the productions, institutions, and individuals we represent.

If you are a writer in need, we can help. DGF Emergency Grants provide financial assistance to individual playwrights, composers, lyricists, and bookwriters nationwide in dire need of funds due to severe hardship or unexpected illness. DGF also institutes several programs designed to meet you where you are as a writer and help bridge you to your full potential.

It is vital to support writers in times of need so that they can get back to doing what they do best. DGF provides emergency financial assistance to individual playwrights, composers, lyricists, and librettists in dire need of funds due to severe hardship or unexpected illness. If you are a writer in need, we can help. Visit dgf.org/grants DGF also institutes several programs designed to meet you where you are as a writer and help bridge you to your full potential. For more information on any of these programs, visit dgf.org or email info@dgf.org.

For nearly 60 years, DGF's Emergency Grant program has provided support to writers facing hardships and listened to their needs. During the theatrical shutdown, 80% of those hardships were related to housing. As a result, we have created a specific application for those facing housing challenges that are widespread right now. DGF is committed to preventing eviction and displacement among theater writers and to help dramatists rebuild their lives during the pandemic recovery period. If you or a fellow writer could use financial support for outstanding mortgage and rent payments, sudden...