&» Arts Administration Challenge # 1: Suppose you were in charge of the box office for an upcoming production at your theatre. Your director has decided that you will have reserved seating for each performance of a four night run. You must make a seating chart of your theatre, and then design a ticket (and some method of distinguishing the tickets for each night). Make sure your ticket includes the following information: range of ticket prices, date of performance, seat number and row, and name and venue of your production. Present your chart and your ticket design to the class. Arts Administration Challenge # 2: Posters are often a vital part of advertising during the run of a show. Choose three distinctly different shows such as a period piece, a comedy and a musical. Read the shows and familiarize yourself with them, Then create poster designs for each of the shows that reflect the nature of the show. Your posters should be eye catching and easy to read, They should be two dimensional only. Make sure you include the title and authors of the show, the ticket price range, a box office contact number, place and times of performances. Present your creations to the class. » Arts Administration Challenge #3: Fund raising is an integral part of live theatre. Brainstorm with your group and totally plan a unique fundraising event to raise money for a production of The Sound of Music. Make sure you plan all aspects of your fundraiser. What supplies will you need? How long will it take? How much money do you project that you will raise? Theatre Inventions Workshop