The The Theatre Leadership Project has announced a new program that will provide on-the-job training, mentorship opportunities, and financial support to up to five BIPOC company managers and assistant company managers. bit.ly/theatre-leader…

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These episodes are so inspiring, and I hope you all tune in. I am grateful to Broadway Podcast Network 🎙 (BPN) for having us as part of the family.

A new series highlighting Black Broadway professionals is coming to Broadway Podcast Network 🎙 (BPN)! bit.ly/BlackBizPod

This just in from Broadway Podcast Network 🎙 (BPN)! Hear from producer Brian Moreland and Broadway ad exec Aaliytha Stevens about how they have crafted careers on Broadway, and what the future of Broadway holds. #TheBlackBusinessOfBroadway broadwaypodcastnetwork.com/podcast/the-bl…

The Cody Renard Richard Scholarship Program, created by Cody Renard Richard and Broadway Advocacy Coalition, has announced its 2022 scholars! bit.ly/CRRCycle2

A round of applause for TTLP's Lawryn Lacroix! She was named one of Broadway Women's Fund's "Women to Watch on Broadway" this year! #InternationalWomensDay

Applications are now open! As we continue our partnership with Columbia University, our Creative Producing track offers financial support for two years after The Prince Fellowship, work placement, and development opportunities for BIPOC creatives. Apply here: theatreleadershipproject.org/the-programs/

Prospective applicants are encouraged to join an info session on the Prince Fellowship program on Wednesday May 11th at 6PM EST and TTLP's Leah Harris will discuss our continued partnership with Columbia! Click here to sign up for the webinar: princefellowship.com

In celebration of EIF's 80th anniversary, the The Hollywood Reporter has recognized our incredible partner as the Philanthropic Organization of the Year! hollywoodreporter.com/business/busin…

Welcome, Cynthia L. Dorsey! In partnership with Columbia University's Prince Fellowship Program, TTLP’s Creative Producing track offers additional financial support for two years after The Prince Fellowship, work placement, and project development opportunities for creatives.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating the Theatre Leadership Project on Monday night! We feel so fortunate to be in community with such wonderful partners, fellows and supporters! • 📸 Tricia Baron

TPOC's Producing 101 course is back! Producing 101 is an eleven-week, tuition-free course designed to introduce BIPOC to the fundamentals of commercial producing. Applications are open and the deadline to apply is Monday, January 30th at 6 PM EST. theatreproducersofcolor.org/producing-101

Applications are now open for The Prince Fellowship! In partnership with Columbia University, TTLP is looking to support an additional one year fellowship track for BIPOC Creative Producers. Apply here: princefellowship.com/apply/