What are Show Sponsors?
Simply put, Show Sponsors buy in at various levels for a specific show/production. Depending on the production, the various levels offer differing perks in return. An example may be that at the $500 level the Show Sponsor gets a full size black and white add, show tickets, etc. (*Please see specific information.)
Why are Show Sponsors Important?
Show Sponsors enable us to offer high quality performance opportunities for over 100 students throughout the year, impacting over 70 families! Imagine is dedicated to making our programs more accessible to everyone in the community. With the Show Sponsors' help Imagine can keep student fees as low as possible, keep ticket fees at comparable rates, and maintain scholarships levels for youth in our program.
Who is Imagine?
Read more about Imagine Theatre on our About Page, HERE
Questions about sponsoring a show? Email office@imaginetheatre.org
Questions about sponsoring a show? Email office@imaginetheatre.org
SHOW SPONSOR
How to become a Show Sponsor?
- Review the Show Levels being offered (See Below)
- Interested parties (business, organizations, individuals, etc.) are asked to then fill out our Show Sponsor Interest Form.
- A Liaison from Imagine will reach out to you within 48hrs!
- Questions? Email office@imaginetheatre.org
Show Sponsor Levels & Info Flyer
We are now accepting show sponsors for our Fall 2022 production of The Sound Of Music!!
See our sponsor flier below to read more about our sponsor levels & perks.
Interested in being a sponsor or talking with one of our Sponsor Liaisons? Fill out the form below.
The show sponsor interest form also lists impression rates on marketing emails, social media impressions, click rates, anticipated patron numbers, etc.
See our sponsor flier below to read more about our sponsor levels & perks.
Interested in being a sponsor or talking with one of our Sponsor Liaisons? Fill out the form below.
The show sponsor interest form also lists impression rates on marketing emails, social media impressions, click rates, anticipated patron numbers, etc.
