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Reader, You already know this as a theatremaker; gathering feedback from our audiences is crucial to the success of our organizations. We are launching a new program in 2025 and to ensure we are aligned with our audience's feedback and interests, I've created a survey. The "Project Midge" questionnaire is for anyone who identifies as female. That's the only requirement. If that is not you, please consider forwarding this survey request to colleagues, friends, and family. The survey is open until January 31st and on February 5th, one person will be selected to win a $25 Visa gift card.
As always, thank you for helping to keep theatre moving forward! Cheers, |
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