Freelancers Make Theatre Work secures £150,000 ACE grant for three-year development plan
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Theo Bosanquet
Summary
Freelancers Make Theatre Work (FMTW), an advocacy organisation supporting freelancers who make up ~70% of the performing arts workforce, has secured £150,000 in funding from Arts Council England (ACE) over three years. The grant aims to provide stability and support the organisation's next phase of development, six years after its founding.
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Twitter / XFreelancers Make Theatre Work secures £150,000 ACE grant for three-year development planartsprofessional.co.ukKey quotes
· 2 pulledFMTW has secured new funding from Arts Council England (ACE) to 'support the next phase of its development'
The company says the ACE grant of £150,000 over three years will bring it 'stability' and enable it to work towards its 'next phase of operation'
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