Drama Library

• 4Culture (Formerly Cultural Development Authority (CDA) of King County)
  Jim Kelly, Administration
  Charlie Rathbun, Arts
  Smith Tower Building 506 Second Ave Ste 200 Seattle, WA 98104-2307
  206) 296-8678
  V/TDD 1-800-325-6165
  info@4culture.org
  King County Performance Network <
  Individual & organizational grants; Programs for Arts, Heritage, Public Art and Education. Directory of artists & space study on artists' needs.

• Access Arts Line
  1211 E John Street, Apt A
  Seattle, WA 98102
  (206)528-2085
  Access Arts Line is a project of Arts & Visually Impaired Audiences; support from United Blind of Seattle King County chapter of the Washington Council for the Blind. Audio-Description Service is sponsored by the Allied Arts Foundation and Arts and Visually Impaired Audiences. Audio-Description Service receives grants from: King County Arts Commission, Seattle Arts Commission, City of Seattle.

• Allied Arts Foundation
  216 First Av S, Ste. 253,
  Seattle, WA 98104
  (206)624-0432
  (206)624-0433
  aarts@speakeasy.net
  Non-profit Grants - individual artists and organizations.
  Gives money for the Arts, Architecture, Historical Preservation, and Urban Environment efforts in the Greater Seattle area
  Grants & event planning. Allied Arts spearheaded the effort to create the Seattle Arts Commission and the country's first "One Percent for Art" program, which requires that a percentage of all government construction project budgets be devoted to arts purchases. 1952 -- . Offer umbrella sponship to arts organizations.

• America's Jobbank
  605 Woodland Sq. Loop SE
  Olympia, WA 98507-9046
  (360)438-4123
  (360)438-3173
  America's Job Bank is a partnership between the US Department of Labor and the state operated public Employment Service. The America's Job Bank computerized network links state Employment Service offices to provide job seekers with the largest pool of active job opportunities available anywhere and nationwide exposure for their resumes. For employers it provides rapid, national exposure for job

• Art Access
  P.O. Box 4163
  Seattle, WA 98104-
  (206)855-9668
  (206)623-2977
  email
  Publisher Cultural Guide
  Founded 1982 published ten times annually. Distributed free to hotels, galleries, theatres, restaurants, museums, bookstores, etc. from Portland to Seattle.
  Deadlines 10th of the month.

• Art/Not Terminal Gallery
  2045 Westlake Ave
  Seattle, WA 98121
  (206)233-0680
  Art gallery with performance space.
  Co-op schedules small rehearsal and performance stage with resilient floor in back of gallery.

• Artery
  503 13th Ave E #203
  Seattle, WA
  (206)467-4374
  email
  Network Theatre co-operative
  Comprised of nine theatre organizations: GREX, Hyperion Theater, Nomadic Productions, One World Thatre, Piece of Meat Theatre, Seattle Playwrights Alliance, theater simple, and Ursa Major.
  Primary mission is the acquisition and management of viable and dedicated performance spaces on behalf of their member theatres.
  Increase visibility and provide creative and supportive environment.

• Artist Trust
  Barbara Courtney, Executive Director
  1402 Third Avenue, Suite 404
  Seattle, WA 98101
  (206)467-8734 (ext. 10 gave (206)467-9633
  1/866/21TRUST
  email
  Arts Agency
  Provides grants to individuals: Fellowships ($5,000 awards to artists) GAPs - Grants for Artist Projects (up to $1,000 for projects generated by artists). GAP provides support to develop new ideas and directions or to complete projects which have partial or no funding. May also include travel and research.
  Awards are made by an inter-disciplinary selection committee. Access to Affordable Healh Care.

• Artists of the Pend Oreille Roster
  survey of area artists, artisans, and folk artists to be used as a resource for area teachers in bringing local artists into the schools.
  interviewed and photographed 30 artists out of a total of about 120 names submitted
  Artist Roster - Individual artist and their genre/format

• Artists Resource
  email
  Job listings, advice, internships, links

• Arts Network of Washington State merged with Washington State Arts Alliance in 2002 see Washington State Arts Alliance

• Arts Northwest
  Karen Hanan, Executive Director
  P.O. Box 1354
  Port Angeles, WA 98362
  (360)457-9290
  FAX (360)457-9294
  email
  Arts Northwest is a membership organization of performing artists, performing arts managers, presenters of the performing arts and local arts councils in the Northwestern United States and Western Canada.
  Hold annual booking conference.Arts Northwest.
  Mission: Maintain a communications network among presenters of performing arts events throughout the Northwest region of the United States and Canada.

• ArtsOnTour:
  Over 300 listings featuring artists in all performing arts disciplines; comprehensive listing of artists available for touring. artists such as tour availability, fees, shows offered (community, school, corporate etc), photos. Artists are interested in touring in BC, Alberta, Yukon, Alaska, Washington, Idaho and Oregon

• ArtsFund
  Peter Donnelly
  10 Harrison Street
  PO Box 19780
  Seattle, WA 98109-6780
  (206)281-9050
  (206)281-9175
  General Email: info@artsfund.org
  Donate Email: donate@artsfund.org
  Network - Business funding for the arts
  Founded: 1969 former name Corporate Council for the Arts: CCA. Distributes grants to individuals and theatre companies, which have been in existence longer than three years. Assists businesses by working as the middle-man between the businesses and the arts community. ArtsFund interviews & screens grants. Kreielsheimer Foundation donated Century Building; lease revenue aids in funding.
  Provides a means for individuals to support non-profit arts organizations in the Puget Sound region. Gifts can be made independently or through a workplace giving drive.

• ArtSpace Seattle
  Seattle, WA
  (206)442-2050
  email
  Network
  Formed in 1991 with the mission to strengthen community life in Seattle by providing information and resources regarding space for artists of all disciplines. In partnership with Delridge Neighborhood Development Association (DNDA) to develop an existing structure to support both studio and live/work spaces.

• Audio-Description Service
  1211 E John Street, Apt A
  Seattle, WA 98102
  (206)528-2085 ACCESS ARTS
  email
  Incorporated in 1999 as a project of Arts and Visually Impaired Audiences, and is made possible in part by the SAC, KCAC, WSAC, NEA and the Jack Straw Foundation.
  Associated with audiodescl@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu list serve

• AVIA: Arts and Visually Impaired Audiences
  Jesse Minkert
  1211 E John Street, Apt A
  Seattle, WA 98102
  (206)323-7190
  email
  Non-profit organization
  Access Arts Line is a recorded voicemail service providing information on access for blind and visually impaired people to the arts in the Seattle area. The Access Arts Line is a project of Arts & Visually Impaired Audiences; The Access Arts Line is supported by the King County Arts Commission and Sound Telecom. The Audio-Description Service provides live descriptions of scheduled performances of plays in Seattle theaters. Audio description is a project of Arts and Visually Impaired Audiences. Audio-Description Service receives grants from: King County Arts Commission, Seattle Arts Commission, City of Seattle, the Washington State Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.

• BCTC: BC Touring Council for the Performing Arts
  141-6200 McKay Avenue, Box
  Burnaby, WA PO Box 547
  Nelson, British Columbia V1L 5R3 CANADA
  T: 250 352-0021 / F: 250 352-0027
  Email: fyi@bctouring.org
  established as a non-profit organization in 1976 to serve presenters and touring professional artists in British Columbia. Its goals are to expand touring opportunities, promote audience development and be an advocate for artists and presenters.
  Membership includes about 60% artists, agents and managers and 40% presenters and theatre venues.

• Bellevue Parks & Rec
  Mary Pat BurnA
  9825 N.E. 24th
  Bellevue, WA 98009
  (425)452-6881
  (425)452-7259
  email
  Government Agency - Parks & Rec
  Summer Creative Drama classes. Includes movement, pantomime, voice, puppetry, improvisation, dramatic interpretation of stories and poems. Ages 4-12. Class size limited. Contact Davis at 632-3376. Purchase public art; maintain arts related programs, classes, performances

• Blind Youth Audio Project
  Seattle, WA
  Non-profit organization
  AVIA collaborates with Jack Straw Productions so visually impaired teenagers work with producers and audio engineers at Jack Straw's audio production facility.

• Blue Scooter Productions
  Marketing Communications/ Storytelling in Multiple Media
  Bill Murray, Writer-Director-Producer
  wm@bluescooter.net 206-264-5454

• Book Pals
  Susan Alotrico
  Seattle BOOKPALS Coordinator
  (206) 282-2506 Ext. 33
  email: salotrico@bookpals.net
  BOOKPALS is a national literacy program sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild Foundation.

• Broadway Series
  Paramount 911 Pine Street
  Seattle, WA 98101
  (206)682-1414
  email
  Advertiser of Road shows
  Allows searching by city and show title of shows touring as part of the SFX Theatrical Group, Inc. the largest network of venues in the country - Seattle includes Paramount and Moore. 1515 Broadway, 36th Floor, New York, NY 10036
  Short list of cities with job openings

• Business Volunteers for the Arts: BVAhas ceased but still has their directory available

• CAFN: Cultural Arts Foundation Northwest
  P.O. Box 291
  Poulsbo, WA 98370
  (360)697-1397
  Volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to furthering arts in Kitsap County.
  Publishes Arts Journal, which includes information on Classes & Workshops. Quarerly Reference Guide listing special events and opportunities for contests, exhibitions, and jobs.

• Callboard
  15942 Lake Hills Blvd.
  Bellevue, WA 98008
  (425)562-8156
  email

• Center for Movement Arts and Therapy
  Stace Goodrich & Margaret Sutro, Directors
  418 N35th St
  Seattle, WA 98103-8607
  (206)547-8034
  Business - Health
  Psychotherapists dealing with Physician or self-referral.

• The Center School
  Judy Peterson, Principal
  Seattle Center
  Seattle, WA
  6-12 arts, science and media emphasis. Collaborate with: Pacific Science Center, Intiman, PNB, Experience Music Project & KCTS

• Cinema Books
  Stephanie F. Ogle, Owner
  4753 Roosevelt Way NE
  Seattle, WA 98105
  (206)547-7667
  email
  Business - Bookstore specializing in film. Offers some theatre material.
  Paperbacks, hardback, postcards & notions. Owner very knowledgable about film.
  Hours: Mon-Sat 10am - 7pm Monthly list of recent purchases. Can do mail orders

• Costumes for Film and Stage
  Becky Kaufman
  1511 6th Avenue South
  Seattle, WA 98134
  (206)264-0997
  (206)264-1657
  email
  Kaufman-Davis Studio

• Creative Talent Development
  Barbara Rey
  PO Box 482
  Bellevue, WA 98009-0482
  (425)644-4317 FAX: (425)603-9522
  email barbara@creatalent.com
  Workshops, Agent, publishes talent resource guide

• Cultural Ecologies
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  PO Box 3097
  Port Angeles, Wa 98362
  360-452-1188
  econancy@olypen.com
  board development, strategic planning, leadership, community outreach

• Dan Morris
  Seattle, WA
  (206)328-9384 (FAT-YETI)
  Photographer of headshots and posters

• Display & Costume Inc.
  11201 Roosevelt Way NE
  PO Box 75209
  Seattle, WA 98125-
  (206)362-4810
  (206)368-6870
  1-888-562-4810
  email

  EVERETT STORE
  5209 Evergreen Way
  Everett, WA 98203
  (425)353-3364

• Dramatists & Actors Meeting Now: DAMN
  505 Belmont Ave
  Seattle, WA 98102-
  (206)726-9814
  email

• a href="http://www.earsinc.com/">EARS, Inc. / Shakespeare Plus
  Hal Ryder, Vice President
  6920 Roosevelt Way NE PMB #198
  Seattle, WA 98115-
  (206) 523-8340
  (206)524-6712
  (877)800-EARS
  email
  Business - Publisher and Workshops
  Promote and support art groups, teachers, and students of art by providing a variety of services and products that connect these groups with artists and their skills and knowledge.
  workshops
  earsinc Moderator for newsletter

• East King County Convention Visitors Bureau
  520 112th Avenue NE
  Bellevue, WA 98004-
  (425)455-1926
  email
  East King County is home to Bellevue, Bothell, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Issaquah, Kirkland, Mercer Island, Newcastle, North Bend, Preston, Redmond, Renton, Snoqualmie and Woodinville. Free maps and information on local tours, attractions, accommodations, dining and meeting facilities, including Bellevue's Meydenbauer Center.

• Ethereal Mutt
  AJ Epstein
  email

• The Evergreen State Society
  PO Box 20682
  Seattle, WA 98102-0682
  1-800-332-GIVE
  Provides information on: Requirements and Resources for Nonprofit Organizations, publishes information on programs and activities of non-profit organizations in Washington.

• Hedgebrook
  Linda Bowers, Executive Director
  2197 East Millman Road
  Langley, WA 98260-
  (360)321-4786
  Writers' retreat stay from one week to two months.
  Founded by Nancy Skinner Nordquist. Writers invited. 2.5 : 1 ration staff to writers. Six individual cabins and shared dining.

• Independent Feature Project/ Seattle
  206-860-8490
  IFP/Seattle
  Geof Miller, Board of Directors President - gmiller@ifp.org
  Lacey Leavitt, Office Administrator
  1100 Republican St
  Seattle, WA 98109
  Telephone: (206) 860-8490
  lleavitt@ifp.org
  IFP is a not-for-profit service organization dedicated to providing resources, information and avenues of communication for its members: independent filmmakers, industry professionals and independent film enthusiasts. It is committed to the idea that independent film is an important art form and a powerful voice in our society.

• IATSE: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
  IATSE is the labor union representing technicians, artisans and craftspersons in the entertainment industry, including live theatre, film and television production, and trade shows.

  I.A.T.S.E. LOCAL #488 - statewide
  International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Pictures Technicians, Artists, & Allied Crafts; Studio Mechanics Of The Pacific Northwest
  Serves Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Western Montana -- movies and commercials. Benefits: safe working conditions, health coverage and retirement to members.
  2800 First Avenue Room 76
  Seattle, WA 98121
  Joel Youngerman, WA State Business Representative (206) 448-0668
  Outside Seattle: 1-800-831-1674 | Fax: (206) 448-0257
  ia488@ix.netcom.com

  Portland Office
  4949 SE 26th
  Portland, OR 97202
  Portland (503)232-1523

  I.A.T.S.E. Local 793 tv
  Gary Kolano, Business Agent
  P.O. Box 94282
  Seattle, WA 98124-6582
  telephone: 253-209-5467 fax: 206-443-1772 or 253-841-1572 email: iatse793brep@aol.com or iatse793pres@hotmail.com

  Sandy England, I.A.T.S.E. International Representative
  

  I.A.T.S.E. LOCAL #600
  International Photographers Guild
  7715 Sunset Boulevard Suite 300
  Los Angeles, CA 90046

• J9 Casting
  Janine Grant
  Seattle, WA
  (206)938-4292
  email

• Jack Straw Productions Audio
  Joan Rabinowitz, Executive Director
  4261 Roosevelt Way NE
  Seattle, WA 98105-6999
  (206)634-0919
  (206)634-0925
  email
  Non-profit
  Founded in 1962. Audio production and training center dedicated to the cration, production, and presentation of all forms of audio art. Commissions independent artists in all disciplines to create sound and audio productions; provides education programs for youth and adults. Sponsors annual artist residencies.
  16-track facility with full range of studio recording services for artists of all types.

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  Robby Town & Jeff Haven
  Seattle, WA
  (206)323-3711
  Business offers poster service for all the arts in King County area. Delivers around the Puget Sound area and into Portland. Price depends on size. Usually $70/80 for 100+ (11x17 posters)

• Lifelong AIDS Alliance
  Chuck Kuehn, Executive Director
  1002 E. Seneca St.
  Seattle, WA 98122
  (206)329-6923
  (206)325-2689
  email
  Non-profit organization
  Formed by the union of Northwest AIDS Foundation and Chicken Soup Brigade.
  Northwest AIDS Foundation: Brings together the performing arts and local audiences in suppport for people living with HIV and AIDS. Sponsors a 3-weekend fundraising campaign. AUDIENCES FIGHT AIDS Campaign

• MEDIA INC's Media Index Publishing Inc.
  1201 1st Avenue S. #309
  PO Box 24365
  Seattle, WA 98124-0365
  (206)382-9220
  800-332-1736
  (206)382-9437
  media@media-inc.com
  Publishes Northwest Production Index, Media Inc. Magazine, and other indexes
  Network and organizer for Northwest Film Industry.
  Publish a variety of directories including: Media/Northwest Film, Video and Audio Production Index.

• Northwest Screenwriters Guild
  Bill Murray, President 206-264-5454
  The Northwest Screenwriters Guild is a non-profit screenwriting organization
  dedicated to helping screenwriters in the Northwest further their craft and careers.
  Resources for screenwriters

• PNTA - Pacific Northwest Theatre Association
  Theatre equiptment sales and rental though their dogalogue

• San Juan Community Calendar

• TAC: Tacoma Arts Commission

• WAAE: Washington Alliance for Arts Education

• Washington State Arts Alliance