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immersive theater
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larp
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theater ~ dance ~ cabaret ~ puppetry ~ circus ~ drag ~ stand-up ~ performance art ~ immersive theater ~ larp ~
Audeville Society’s
Artist Grants
Our Artist Grants were established to support artists creating small-budget productions in New England.
In a region renowned for its rich cultural heritage, the struggle for emerging & small-budget productions to secure financial backing is a persistent challenge. Recognizing this gap, our grants fund was conceived as an effort to empower artists & amplify their voices. The fund identifies promising projects that embody innovation, diversity, & a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries.
One of our key strengths lies in our unwavering dedication to inclusivity. Our grants endeavor to create a more equitable & representative cultural landscape. Furthermore, we embrace a broad definition of "performance," encompassing not only traditional theater but also experimental works, immersive experiences, & interdisciplinary collaborations.
Artist Grant Applications
Application Schedule!
Monday, March 16: Applications go live. Check back to this page for a link to our grants application.
Friday, April 10: Applications close. Applications will close at 9pm.
Thursday, April 30: Grantees will be notified of their award. If you are not alerted to an award, this means you were not selected this time around. “Rejection letters” will not be sent out.
By the end of May: Grantees will be announced on this site as well as our social media pages.
If you have ANY questions about the grant application or granting process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us through our contact page.
Get Availability Notifications
Join the mailing list on our home page to be alerted when new funds have come in and we re-open our grant applications. Thank you for your interest!
2025 Artist Grant Recipients
Click on the link below each poster for more information!
2024 Artist Grant Recipient
“Audeville Society is a large part of how I got to where I am now as an entertainer and headliner in Provincetown, MA. Creating art is hard. It is even harder with the economy right now and living in a pretty remote resort town. Receiving grant money from the Audeville Society has truly transformed my brand in remarkable ways. It has allowed me to collaborate with top-tier designers in wigs, costumes, and marketing, elevating the entire aesthetic for my shows.”