Membership

Donations

Urban Research Theater gratefully accepts tax-deductible donations of any kind. We are a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Financial contributions to Urban Research Theater, made payable to Fractured Atlas, are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Membership

Urban Research Theater intends to eventually support itself through community-based interactions rather than through ticket sales. In order to do this, we need to build a supportive membership community.

If you support the work of Urban Research Theater; if you have participated in one of our workshops or events; if you believe in our philosophy of art and practice; if you enjoy receiving our monthly newsletter... Please become a member of the Urban Research Theater community!

Supporting members donate at least $5 per month / $60 per year to support our continuing work. Five dollars is not very much - the price of a single cheap lunch or an expensive coffee. But we consider it a serious gesture of support.

And with a big enough community, this small amount can add up to a lot:

• If our community had 10 members, we would receive enough income to rent a space for one Body + Song workshop each month.
• If our community had 100 members, we would have enough money to cover all our work expenses for the year and run several week-long or even month-long events.
• If our community had 1000 members, we would be able to dedicate ourselves full-time to Urban Research Theater!

Our goal now is to build a community of 100 members. All donations to Urban Research Theater are fully tax deductible as described below. You can also donate to us directly, if you do not care about the tax deduction. Feel free to contact Ben or Michele with any questions.

Please make your donation above!

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Current Members

Current supporting members of Urban Research Theater:

Urban Research Theater is also very grateful to those who have donated working space for us: Winsome Brown, Double Edge Theatre, La Mama Theatre, and the CUNY Graduate Center.

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