Press Releases September 2017

Results 41–50 of 66 for query September 2017

• On International Stage Management Day, Actors' Equity Association Celebrates Stage Managers

  &hellip;&nbsp;on employers’ existing collective bargaining agreements, all of which include health and pension contributions. From March through <em class="highlight">September</em>, these agreements&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/SMDay2020/

• SOARING UNEMPLOYMENT NUMBERS HIGHLIGHT NEED FOR HELP FOR ARTS INDUSTRY WORKERS

  &hellip;&nbsp;that over 850,000 Americans have newly applied for unemployment in the last week, the highest it has been since <em class="highlight">September</em>, and a jump of over 100,000 from&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/JobsDecember2020/

• Workers Left Behind as SAG-AFTRA Undercuts Equity Safety Rules, Health Care and Wages by Signing Equity Employers During the Pandemic

  &hellip;&nbsp;health and pension contributions. From March through <em class="highlight">September</em>, these agreements resulted in more than 3,400 work weeks, generating $2.5 million in earnings&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/SAG-AFTRA/

• #EquityWorks: Actors’ Equity Reaches Historic New Agreement with League of Resident Theatres (LORT)

  &hellip;&nbsp;over the life of the contract. Upon ratification, members will also receive raises retroactive to Feb. 13, <em class="highlight">2017</em>, when the original LORT agreement expired&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/NewLORTAgreement2017/

• Actors' Equity Association Applauds Reintroduction of the Bipartisan Performing Artist Tax Parity Act

  &hellip;&nbsp;of the <em class="highlight">2017</em> Tax Cut and Jobs Act which led to tax increases for many performing artists who could no longer deduct the cost of their ordinary and necessary&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/QPAReintroduction/

• Actors’ Equity Association Announces Nominees for ACCA Awards

  &hellip;&nbsp;And All That Followed (2016), Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (<em class="highlight">2017</em>), Once on This Island (2018) and Hadestown (2019). In 2022, the ACCA issued two&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/ACCANominations2023/

• Actors’ Equity Association Permanently Opens Access to Membership

  &hellip;&nbsp;towards eventual membership in Equity. The program was last updated in <em class="highlight">2017</em> to ease the requirements for union membership. ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION, founded&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/OpenAccessPermanently/

• New National Study of State and Local Arts Agencies Finds Many Grants Lack Wage Requirements that Could Make Industry More Inclusive

  &hellip;&nbsp;national study on diversity and inclusion released by Actors’ Equity Association since <em class="highlight">2017</em>. Equity's prior study, in 2020, found that only 23 percent of union&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/PublicArtsFundingReport/

• New York, New York wins ACCA Award for Outstanding Broadway Chorus from Actors’ Equity Association

  &hellip;&nbsp;Of The Musical Sensation Of 1921 And All That Followed (2016), Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (<em class="highlight">2017</em>) Once on This Island (2018) and Hadestown (2019). Last&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/ACCAAward2023/

• Victory for Theatre in D.C. Council Creates Dedicated Sales Tax to Fund the Arts

  &hellip;&nbsp;. Theatres create jobs onstage, backstage and for other box office personnel. They also help stimulate tourism and support surrounding businesses. A <em class="highlight">2017</em> study&nbsp;&hellip;

  https://actorsequity.org/news/PR/DCArtsFunding2018/

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