Space and Equipment Access/Rentals -Theater

Aaron Davis Hall has theatres, black boxes, and studios as well as spaces suitable for art installations.

Membership in Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts entitles you to discounts on workshop fees, preschool, theatre and concert admissions, invitations to gallery openings and special events, rental privileges of the facility for private parties and receptions, use of studio spaces and all Arts Center mailings. Membership benefits start at the $35 level.

Backroom, second floor, and main hall spaces rent for day rates ranging from $15 to $35 per hour. Evening rates are for a block of time from 6pm to 4pm, and vary depending on the night of the week. See web site for details. Available for auditions, rehearsals, performances, meetings, parties, and more.

Performance and rehearsal venues available for rental at American Theatre of Actors.

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On-line listing of opportunities for artists.

St. Ann's Warehouse, located at 38 Water in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn, presents concerts, multi-artist festivals and innovative works-in-progress. Visit their web site for further information. The space is also available for rentals.

Live/work space developments for artists in the Twin Cities area and in cities throughout the U.S. Artspace projects transform an unused or underutilized historic building into fully functioning facilities, creating affordable spaces for artists to live, work, exhibit, perform, and conduct business, and serve as catalysts for neighborhood revitalization.

Membership is open to women artists in all disciplines and to all ethnic women who support our goals. Benefits include discounts on workshops, access to rental equipment, eligibility for selection in annual exhibition, quarterly newsletter and slide registry.

Formerly known as the New York Theatrical Sourcebook, this guide is for artists and craftspeople working in theatre, film, television and advertising.