OLD GLOBE THEATRE
Programs
Program 1 [2020]
THE OLD GLOBE IS AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE NATION'S THEATRICAL PERFORMING ARTS ORGANIZATIONS, SETTING A STANDARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN AMERICAN THEATER BY PRODUCING 14 OR MORE HIGH-QUALITY PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTIONS IN A NORMAL SEASON: INCLUDING WORLD PREMIERES, MODERN CLASSICS, NEW MUSICALS, BROADWAY-BOUND PRODUCTIONS, AND AN OUTDOOR SUMMER SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL.THE GLOBE OPENED 2020 WITH TWO IN-PERSON PRODUCTIONS (AUGUST WILSON'S JITNEY AND HURRICANE DIANE BY MADELEINE GEORGE), BUT DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, HALTED IN-PERSON PERFORMANCES IN MARCH 2020. AFTER CLOSURE, THE GLOBE CREATED MORE THAN 20 VIRTUAL OR BROADCAST ARTISTIC, HUMANITIES, AND ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS, WHICH GARNERED OVER 500,000 VIEWS LOCALLY, NATIONALLY, AND INTERNATIONALLY. IN-ZOOM, A WORLD PREMIERE 10-MINUTE PLAY CREATED BY AND STARRING TWO-TIME TONY AWARD WINNER BILL IRWIN WITH THREE-TIME TONY AWARD NOMINEE CHRISTOPHER FITZGERALD, WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE GLOBE AND STREAMED DURING THIS PERIOD.THE ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF DR. SEUSS'S HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! WAS BROADCAST ON SAN DIEGO RADIO STATION KPBS. FREE STUDENT MATINEES OF THIS SHOW, WHICH REACHED 4,505 STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS THROUGH IN-PERSON PERFORMANCES IN 2019, ENGAGED OVER 10,000 STUDENTS THROUGH STREAMING. OTHER PROGRAMS INCLUDED VIRTUAL VERSIONS OF THINKING SHAKESPEARE LIVE!, AN EXPLORATION OF THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE AND BEHIND-THE-SCENES PROGRAMS FOR DONORS. THE GLOBE CONTINUED ITS COMMISSIONING PROGRAMS FOR WRITERS OF NEW PLAYS AS WELL. THE OLD GLOBE WROTE AND IMPLEMENTED A SOCIAL JUSTICE ROADMAP TO MAKE THE GLOBE A MORE EQUITABLE AND WELCOMING PLACE FOR A DIVERSE COMMUNITY OF ARTISTS, STAFF, AND AUDIENCE MEMBERS. THIS ROADMAP DELINEATES A SERIES OF REFORMS TO ACCELERATE THE PACE OF CHANGE AT ALL LEVELS OF OUR INSTITUTION.IN THE PAST 9 YEARS, THE OLD GLOBE HAS EXPANDED THE REACH AND SCOPE OF ITS ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN PURSUIT OF THE GOAL OF BETTER SERVING THE PUBLIC GOOD. THIS IMPACT OF THIS WORK HAS DEEPLY TRANSFORMED THE GLOBE AND THE GLOBE'S RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE COMMUNITY, LEADING TO THE COMMON PERCEPTION THAT THE GLOBE IS A NATIONALLY LEADING THEATRE IN SERVING THE DEPTH AND BREADTH OF MANY CONSTITUENCIES.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$10.8MProgram 2 [2020]
A JOINT VENTURE OF THE OLD GLOBE AND THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO, THE MASTER OF FINE ARTS IN ACTING PROGRAM NATIONALLY RECRUITS SEVEN STUDENTS EACH YEAR TO PARTICIPATE IN AN INTENSIVE TWO-YEAR, YEAR-ROUND COURSE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN CLASSICAL THEATRE. GRANTS ARE GIVEN TO THE STUDENTS TO COVER A SMALL PORTION OF MONTHLY LIVING EXPENSES.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$162.2KCommunity Arts Engagement Programs
THE OLD GLOBE WELCOMED 200,000 ADMISSIONS AND PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS, INCLUDING THOSE WHO ATTENDED OUR FREE ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE OLD GLOBE PRESENTED 495 PERFORMANCES OF 15 PLAYS IN OUR THREE VENUES IN BALBOA PARK PLUS AT 19 VENUES THROUGHOUT THE SAN DIEGO REGION, INCLUDING IN TIJUANA, B.C., MEXICO. THE OLD GLOBE ANNUALLY EMPLOYS MORE THAN 700 ARTISTS, ARTISANS, AND STAFF MEMBERS, ATTRACTING LEADING NATIONAL THEATRE ARTISTS TO SAN DIEGO AS WELL AS STRENGTHENING THE LOCAL THEATRE SCENE BY HIRING HIGH-CALIBER PROFESSIONALS. OUR ANNUAL ECONOMIC IMPACT FOR SAN DIEGO IS $40.9 MILLION.THE OLD GLOBE'S REACH RADIATES FAR BEYOND SAN DIEGO, WITH 27 PRODUCTIONS HAVING MOVED TO BROADWAY, INCLUDING A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER, ALMOST FAMOUS, AND MOST RECENTLY, BOB FOSSE'S DANCIN'. ADDING TO THIS REMARKABLE LEGACY, THE HEART OF ROCK & ROLL OPENED AT THE JAMES EARL JONES THEATRE IN APRIL 2024 AND BECAME THE 27TH GLOBE PRODUCTION TO ACHIEVE THE DISTINCTION OF A BROADWAY DEBUT. OUR SOCIAL JUSTICE ROADMAP HAS BEEN HAILED AS AN EXEMPLAR FOR AMERICAN THEATRE, WITH MEASURABLE COMMITMENTS AND REPORTS ON OUR PROGRESS SHARED WITH OUR COMMUNITY.THE OLD GLOBE'S POWERS NEW WORKS FUND SUPPORTED THE NEW COMMISSIONS OF FOUR PLAYWRIGHTS, FUNDED THIRTEEN DEVELOPMENTAL WORKSHOPS, AND SUPPORTED THE 2024 POWERS NEW VOICES FESTIVAL. FIVE PLAYS SHOWCASED IN RECENT POWERS FESTIVALS, INCLUDING UNDER A BASEBALL SKY, AGE OF INNOCENCE, STIR, EXOTIC DEADLY, AND CRIME AND PUNISHMENT A COMEDY, HAVE RECEIVED THEIR WORLD PREMIERE BY THE END OF 2024. THE GLOBE'S ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS ARE RECOGNIZED INTERNATIONALLY FOR THEIR INNOVATION, RESPONSIVENESS, AND ABILITY TO CONNECT WITH DIVERSE POPULATIONS. SINCE 2015, THE GLOBE HAS CULTIVATED DEEP RELATIONSHIPS WITH COMMUNITIES ACROSS SAN DIEGO COUNTY TO FOSTER CROSS-CULTURAL AND INTERGENERATIONAL SHARED EXPERIENCES CENTERED ON PARTICIPATORY THEATRE-MAKING. THROUGH 17 PROGRAMS CONDUCTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OVER 40 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, THE GLOBE ENGAGES WITH UNSHELTERED ADULTS, MILITARY SERVICE MEMBERS AND VETERANS, REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANT POPULATIONS, SENIOR CITIZENS, THE NEURODIVERSE COMMUNITY, INCARCERATED ADULTS, JUSTICE- INVOLVED YOUTH, AND TITLE I STUDENTS. THESE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE VETERANS VILLAGE, NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO, FOURTH DISTRICT SENIOR RESOURCE CENTER, SOUTH BAY COMMUNITY SERVICES, LAS COLINAS DETENTION AND REENTRY FACILITY, CENTINELA AND DONOVAN STATE PRISONS, OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY, AND MANY MORE. ONE OF OUR MOST POPULAR PROGRAMS IS GLOBE FOR ALL, AN ANNUAL TOURING SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTION THAT SERVES SAN DIEGO COMMUNITIES WITHOUT EASY ACCESS TO PROFESSIONAL THEATRE. IT BRINGS FREE PERFORMANCES, COMMUNITY MEALS, AND THEATRE WORKSHOPS TO 19 LOCAL SCHOOLS, CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES, AND COMMUNITY CENTERS ANNUALLY. FREE STUDENT MATINEES SERVED NEARLY 5,000 YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR TEACHERS, INTRODUCING THEM TO THEATRE - MANY FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME.OTHER PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH INCLUDE SCHOOL IN THE PARK, AN IMMERSIVE, MULTI-WEEK PROGRAM FOR ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS AT THE GLOBE, PAM FARR SUMMER SHAKESPEARE STUDIO FOR YOUNG ACTORS, THEATRE DESIGN STUDIO, WHICH INTRODUCES YOUNG PEOPLE TO CAREERS IN PRODUCTION, AND CREATIVE YOUTH STUDIO, WHICH GUIDES STUDENTS IN PERFORMANCE, TECHNICAL THEATRE, AND CAREER BUILDING. ALL TOGETHER, THESE PROGRAMS SERVED NEARLY 1,250 STUDENTS IN 2024.THE GLOBE DISTRIBUTED OVER 4,000 FREE TICKETS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING SBCS (FORMERLY SOUTH BAY COMMUNITY SERVICES), COMMUNITY YOUTH ATHLETICS CENTER IN NATIONAL CITY, ELDERHELP OF SAN DIEGO, AND THE USO.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$29.1M
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