TRG Arts: Paid Patronage in Philadelphia

Paid Patronage in Philadelphia

Amelia Northrup | September 21, 2009 11:24 AM

Migratory Trends and Growth Factors

A patron behavior study for the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, published as part of the Engage 2020 Research Into Action Report in September 2009.

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Case Study: Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma

Annual operating budget up 32% in 5 seasons

Photo: Joseph Mills

After a poor year for earned revenue in 2012, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma (LTO) had rebounded and was experiencing a growth spurt. In 2013, Director of Marketing Danyel Siler had turned her attention to single tickets.

Her hard work had paid off, but season tickets were still a challenge. “Season tickets were steadily declining,” she said. “The season ticket campaign had been done the same way for years, maybe even decades. And we blamed the fall on the trend that subs were declining everywhere. Our executive director, artistic director, and I all knew something needed to change, but we didn’t know what.”

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Jill Robinson	Adam Scurto	Amelia Northrup- Simpson

J.L.Nave	Vincent VanVleet	Keri Mesropov

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