
Boston | June 7

QUEST Boston 2016 was a resounding success, with theater professionals coming together to discuss the future of performing arts. Attendees were able to rub shoulders with their peers over a range of catering from The Brahmin as we discussed how to manage the duality of using the digital device in what’s generally treated as a ‘sacred space.”
As performing arts centers of different sizes face unique problems, it was refreshing to hear the cutting-edge ideas that theaters are adopting. We learned that some theaters have created a physical space where the use of a phone is encouraged in order to share content about the performance, while others are relying on social media to find out more about their audience and reach a younger demographic.
We want to thank all attendees that managed to make time for QUEST Boston 2016.
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It’s a great opportunity to be able to be in one room with multiple leaders in organizations, along with QUEST to have this roundtable discussion about opportunities, challenges, and the future of what we need in this business.
Robert Miller, Ocean State Theatre Company
I learned a lot. It was nice to not feel alone. There are other venues in the same situation we are we’re all working on improving it was very interesting and refreshing!
Karen McDonald, Mechanics Hall
I think the most valuable thing I would take away is that every organization is unique and has an independent answer to the question, but we are 100% obligated to keep asking those questions to find those answers.
Amiee Turner, Ocean State Theatre Company
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