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Advice Needed - would love to pick your brains!
Hello allI just wondered if I could pick your brains really. We have recently developed a not for profit community theatre side to our company as it has become apparent to us that there is a need for…Continue
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Public Liability Insurance
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Hello everyone :) We are a national touring theatre company, performing our show in schools and theatres. We are seeking quotes for public liability insurance which seems a bit of a minefield. I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Liminal State Theatre Dec 9, 2011.
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Liminal State Theatre posted a discussionAdvice Needed - would love to pick your brains!
Hello allI just wondered if I could pick your brains really. We have recently developed a not for profit community theatre side to our company as it has become apparent to us that there is a need for theatre to move forward to making theatre WITH people instead of just FOR them, and that theatre and drama can be such a wonderful tool for all sorts of character building, diversionary activity, and for strengthening and building communities. This is an area we want to go into and I personally…See More
Liminal State Theatre replied to Liminal State Theatre's discussion Public Liability Insurance"Thanks everyone. It seems so many companies offer different things! x"
David Roots replied to Liminal State Theatre's discussion Public Liability Insurance"Hi Carrie,
We use Wrightsure/Performers. I'd suggest talking to Linda Potter in the Entertainment team.
01708 865533 www.wrightsure.com
Good luck,"
Clare Halstead replied to Liminal State Theatre's discussion Public Liability Insurance"Hi there - I've used Hencilla Canworth to insure the past two shows I've been involved with, they are theatre specialists:
http://www.hencilla.co.uk/
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Sarah Bird replied to Liminal State Theatre's discussion Public Liability Insurance"Maybe try La PLaya or Robertson Taylor?"
Liminal State Theatre posted a discussionPublic Liability Insurance
Hello everyone :) We are a national touring theatre company, performing our show in schools and theatres. We are seeking quotes for public liability insurance which seems a bit of a minefield. I wondered if any of you can recommend a good insurer? Regards and best wishesCarrie:)See More
Liminal State Theatre replied to Peut-etre Theatre's discussion Databases / Contact management information for small theatre companies"Hello
We keep our database very simple. We just use Microsoft Excel mixed with a bit of Outlook. It seems to work for us and keep everything organised and well-managed.
Carrie
:)"
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