Independent Musical Productions, inc.

Patron Incentives

Provides a season of professional quality theater productions for the North Alabama community
Presents a season of cabarets using our outstanding pool of talent
Does not charge fees with online ticket purchases
Offers free parking at all of our venues

Volunteer Incentives

Provides mentoring for area schools and students in theater skills onstage and off
Provides opportunities for actors, musicians, and technical people
Strives to have multi-cultural programming and casting/hiring opportunities

Community Activities

Has provided workshops on various theater topics such as auditions, costumes, puppets/masks, musical theater, and more
Lends its inventory and cooperates with school and other community theater groups
Provides limited set/prop/costume rentals and sales
Provides staff and resources for a show choir in a rural school
Assists the Care Center in providing an after-school program for a rural school for children in second to eighth grades that results in an annual musical theater production

Doing all of this is expensive! For example, the cost to produce Annie was about $50,000. So, where does IMPHuntsville get enough money to perform a show? From ticket sales, donations, and grants, such as those from the Alabama State Council on the Arts and Huntsville Arts and Cultural Grants. Unfortunately, the revenue from ticket sales is often around the $30,000 mark, leaving a deficit of $20,000.

That's where you come in! Since IMPHuntsville is a 501(c)(3) non-profit agency, donations of any kind (cash is especially nice) are tax-deductible.

We are pleased to offer a variety of incentives for both individual donors and business sponsorships:

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Thanks for your generosity!

Grants

IMPHuntsville has been the grateful recipient of grants from these organizations:

2020: The Alabama State Council on the Arts "Support the Arts" license tag grant
2019: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Newsies
The City of Huntsville Arts and Cultural Grants for our 2019-20 season
2018: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Shrek
The City of Huntsville Arts & Cultural Grants for Shrek
The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Five Guys Named Moe
The City of Huntsville Arts and Cultural Grants for Five Guys Named Moe, Hello, Dolly!, and cabarets
2017: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Ragtime
The City of Huntsville Arts & Cultural Grants for Ragtime
The Alabama State Council on the Arts for the cabaret series
2016: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Mary Poppins
The City of Huntsville Arts & Cultural Grants for Mary Poppins
The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Frog & Toad
2015: The City of Huntsville Arts & Cultural Grants for IMPHuntsville's 22nd Season
The Jane K. Lowe Foundation for repairs at the IMPHuntsville studio
2014: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Relationship Study in Musical Theatre
The City of Huntsville Arts & Cultural Grants for Into the Woods
2013: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Ain't Misbehavin'
The City of Huntsville Arts & Cultural Grants for Cats
2012: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Oliver!
2011: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for 1776 - a musical tribute to the USA
The Jane K. Lowe Foundation for refurbishment of the IMPHuntsville studio
2009: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Sweeney Todd and Outreach program
2008: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for Musical Theater Education Outreach
2000: The Alabama State Council on the Arts for MoonDreams

Patron Incentives

Volunteer Incentives

Community Activities

Sponsors

Grants