AMPAG sometimes prepares papers or reports, responding to current issues affecting the major performing arts sector. These issues have included arts education, the impact of digital technology and the viability of funding arrangements for theatres.
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AMPAG is pleased to have the opportunity to respond to the recently released discussion paper of the National Opera Review.
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In 2011 AMPAG completed a Scoping Paper on the impact of digital technology in order to bring all companies up to speed with new technology developments and also to explore different models.
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At the end of both 2005 and 2008 AMPAG, in conjunction with the major theatre companies around the country, commissioned studies on the viability of these companies under their funding arrangements.
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