Quince Productions--which debuted in Janaury 2008--incorporated as a non-profit corporation in early 2010 and received our 501(c)(3) status from the IRS in September 2010.
For you, the Quince friend, this means you can now make a contribution to Quince that is tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. To make a tax-deductible donation, please make your check out to Quince Productions and send to us at P.O. Box 22601, Philadelphia PA 19110.
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The official registration and financial information of Quince Productions may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.
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Board of Directors: Elizabeth Rogers, President Mitchell Anthony Kaminski, Vice-President Brian C. Andersen, Secretary Matthew McAuliffe, Treasurer Rich Rubin, Producing Artistic Director |
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY: "Quince's productions are a welcome alternative for theatergoers tired of the usual straight fare." (J. Cooper Robb, Philadelphia Weekly) "With their eclectic mix of theater, dance, music, and performance art, it looks like they're here to stay." (Samantha Lazar, uwishunu) Nominee, "Best Theater Company in Philadelphia" (PGN, 2011) |
We’re dedicated to bringing you the shows you might not otherwise see: an
eclectic collection of theater, music, dance, and performance art.
We believe in the following principles as our mission:
1) To educate, enlighten, and entertain the public with an eclectic collection of shows they might not otherwise see.
2) To work as colleagues and not competitors with Philadelphia’s many theater companies.
3) To always trust the sophistication and adventurousness of Philadelphia audiences and serve the community by bringing them the kind of work that displays this trust.
4) To create spaces both physical and emotional in which actors, directors, and other theater workers can do their best work, and in which the public can be educated, enlightened, and entertained.
5) To break down barriers of prejudice and isolation through presentation of theater works that challenge stereotypes, provoke thought, and encourage understanding, helping people to look at others in a new light and making their connections more important than their differences.
6) To reach out to diverse communities and bring theater to those who might not otherwise have the opportunity to enjoy it, as well as satisfying those who are already steady theatergoers.
Our current season has been selected with those ideas in mind. As for the future, we’ll let you know more as things develop. Meanwhile, please join us.
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THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS!
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