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Moose Hall Theatre (MHTC) is a 501 (c) (3)
not-for-profit company.
Our mandate is one of cultural inclusion.
Our aim is to provide performance
opportunities for professional performing artists of
various cultures and origins, particularly for those
who would not otherwise have an opportunity to
participate in contemporary or classical
productions. (homepage
music: Serchin Fer Treasure (c) 2003 Luke
St.Francis from ISF's
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The core mission of MHTC is best expressed through
our activities producing the Inwood Shakespeare
Festival (ISF). In association with City of New
York/Parks & Recreation, ISF provides free outdoor
theatre in Inwood, which is located in the
northernmost section of Manhattan. Utilizing the
venue of Inwood’s beautiful parks, we will continue
to showcase classical and contemporary theatre,
dance and music for a culturally mixed population,
many of whom are experiencing, live theatre for the
first time.
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Inwood Shakespeare Festival is produced in
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City of New York/Parks & Recreation
Michael R.
Bloomberg, Mayor
Adrian Benepe, Commissioner |
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Inwood
Shakespeare Festival
2007-2008 is supported, in part, by public funds from the
City of New York/Parks & Recreation, the New York
State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic
Preservation;
the
New
York City Department of
Cultural Affairs;
the Fund For Creative Communities, supported by the
New York State Council on the Arts and administrated
by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council; the
Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA), the Upper
Manhattan Empowerment Zone, the Puffin
Foundation Ltd. the
Medical
Center
Neighborhood Fund
Columbia
University, the Office of Assembly Member Adriano
Espaillat, the Office of Council Member Robert
Jackson,
and Materials
for the Arts. |
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