Mission

The mission of the Producer Hub is to provide an online resource that showcases and supports the wide variety of producing models that exist in the world of live performance through shared business and educational resources and networking. While centered on the professional development of the producer, the Producer Hub seeks to be a connective space for any stakeholder in the making of live performance. The Producer Hub prioritizes exchange as a means of learning, and values and facilitates relationship building at all levels.   

Vision

The creation of live performance sits at the intersection of many entities (artists, presenters, culture workers, and more), all of whom have different strengths and viewpoints. Independent producers have been stepping in for decades to address the gaps and challenges presented by this intersection.

This approach, which has grown organically and responsively across the industry, has cultivated a sense of isolation among independent producers, and we are not using our collective resources to the best of our abilities.

In particular, despite the best efforts of producers, the creation and touring of contemporary performance in this country is unsustainable under current industry practices. Producing requires flexibility and adaptability.

Many producing models, whether non-profit or commercial, are directly reflective of the strengths, experiences, and values of the producer heading up the project or organization. Among independent producers, producing models are almost always bespoke, created to fit the specific needs of each project. The work of the producer at every level often happens in isolation and results in people across the country reinventing the proverbial wheel over and over again.

The Producer Hub is our solution to this unsustainable practice.

We believe that the way to move the industry forward is through collaboration in order to create a more sustainable and equitable field for every member of the live performance community. 

Values

The Producer Hub is an organization that represents the changes that we want to see in the live performance field, as well as our core values as members of the industry, as members of society, and as citizens of the planet.

The Producer Hub is a community that values transparency, equity, diversity, and inclusion.

The Producer Hub believes that education and the evolution of a producing practice is a life-long pursuit that should be fostered and supported by a community of like-minded collaborators.

Built on principles of peer-to-peer learning and transparency of practice, the Producer Hub is an organization that aims to be responsive to its community of creative and independent producers, culture workers, artists, and presenters.

Through frequent communication, research, and surveys, our programming is designed to serve the community at every individual’s stage of development. 

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Management Associate

Cindy Tsai

Kelly Letourneau (she/her/hers) is a New York City-based performer, playwright, and arts administrator. As an administrator, Kelly has worked with Primary Stages, Fiasco Theater, and The Shakespeare Academy @ Stratford. Behind the scenes, Kelly has experience as a stage manager, playwright’s assistant, and house manager. As a performer, Kelly has appeared off-Broadway, regionally and on tour. Theater credits include: A VALENTINE FOR SONDHEIM (Fiasco Theater), MIDSUMMER (Tiltyard), PRIDE AND PREJUDICE by Kate Hamill (Playhouse on Park), and THE APPLE BOYS (HERE Arts Center). Kelly has trained with Fiasco Theater, at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, and she holds a BFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. www.kellyletourneau.com