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MTC Foundation
Year 3 Next Stage Writers Announced
On Wednesday 7 August, Melbourne Theatre Company announced 10 new writers who will make up the Year 3 cohort of the NEXT STAGE Writers’ Program.
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MTC Foundation
2019 Women in Theatre Mid-Year Report
Discover how philanthropy is impacting the career development of our MTC Women in Theatre Program participants and helping to redress gender imbalance that exists in the theatre industry.
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MTC Foundation
Shakespeare in Love Donor Event
See inside the Shakespeare in Love Donor Post-Show Cocktail Party.
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MTC Foundation
2018 Donor Impact Report
This report demonstrates how every donation to MTC helps transform lives through theatre.
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MTC Foundation
You Continue the Story Campaign Wrap Up
Thank you for your help in continuing MTC's story.
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MTC Foundation
Storm Boy Donor Event
See inside the Storm Boy Donor pre and post-show dinner.
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MTC Foundation
Women in Theatre 2019 Fundraising Lunch
On Wednesday 16 May 2019, MTC’s annual Women in Theatre Fundraising Lunch was held at Southbank Theatre in support of the MTC Women in Theatre Program.
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MTC Foundation
Heisenberg Donor Event
See inside the Heisenberg Donor Post-Show Cocktail Party.
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MTC Foundation
MTC Ambassadors 2019
For a decade, the MTC Ambassadors program has challenged and inspired the next generation of theatre makers thanks to the support of our MTC Youth Ambassadors Giving Circle.
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MTC Foundation
Women in Theatre 2019: Inside Week 1
Since 2014, MTC’s Women in Theatre Program has given over 50 participants the opportunity to engage with the inner workings of a major state theatre company, over the course of a 12 month professional and personal development program.
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MTC Foundation
MTC 2018 Education Impact Report
MTC's 2019 Education Program has launched and to celebrate, we reflect on the impact of our 2018 Program thanks to the generosity of our community of donors.
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MTC Foundation
The Betty Amsden Youth Scholarship Course
For sixteen years, we have provided the chance for Victorian students to traverse economic, geographic and personal barriers to access the transformative power of theatre through an intensive drama program.