Website. Each member organization is featured on the ATG website along with a link to its own website or a page on the ATG website. Members may post their current and upcoming performances, auditions, and special events. They may also post notices on the Call Board pages. The website is averaging (as of spring 2012) more than 4400 visits by viewers each month and that average continues to grow. Instructions for posting organizational information are available here.

Advertising. Member organizations share in joint publicity initiatives, such as the ATG brochure Albuquerque Spotlight on Live Theatre and rack cards widely distributed. Our PR firm sends monthly performance calendars to all NM media outlets. Our Facebook page posts information about member theatre shows on a daily basis that reaches over 1750 "friends"� (as of spring 2012). Albuquerque productions are now regularly reviewed on the national theatre website Talkin' Broadway.

Advocacy. The ATG speaks on behalf of the theatre community to government agencies, community organizations, and media.

Governance. Member organization liaisons choose representatives to the ATG Board of Directors.

General auditions. Representatives and directors from member organizations are invited to attend ATG-sponsored general auditions at which local performers showcase their talents.

Workshops. Member organizations are invited to attend ATG workshops on different aspects of performance, production, and theatre management.

Social events. ATG sponsors social events at which member organizations can meet and mix with colleagues from the greater Albuquerque theatre community.

Mutual assistance. Member organizations help each other locate resources, such as costumes, props, technical assistance, and rehearsal space.

Business affiliations. ATG is working to build a network of partnerships with business and service organizations.



High school memberships. ATG now offers membership and benefits to high school drama/thespian organizations.