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During the COVID-19 Crisis, Amphibian is proud to focus our efforts on creative ways to help our neighborhood and city. Please help us continue these efforts by donating today.
DonateDuring the COVID-19 Crisis, Amphibian is proud to focus our efforts on creative ways to help our neighborhood and city. Please help us continue these efforts by donating today.
DonateAmphibian Stage has been busy since going dark due to COVID-19. Our primary concern in this time is the well-being of our community – artistic collaborators, frontline medical workers, neighborhood businesses, military veterans – all have been affected in different ways, and we are finding creative solutions to help serve the new needs created by this crisis. Your valuable donations help us continue important projects like these:
WHAT WE’VE BEEN UP TO…
► Producing the audio experience THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE TRAGIC LIFE & TRIUMPHANT DEATH OF JULIA PASTRANA, THE UGLIEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD (2003, 2012) to provide theatre to our members and patrons from home.
► Creating an online version of our De-Cruit classes to maintain our connection with and support PTS affected veterans in our community
► Launching De-Cruit: Civilian – a new online program for anyone impacted by anxiety and trauma, based on our scientifically proven, veteran designed De-Cruit classes
► Keeping our full-time staff employed and insured
► Creating job opportunities for actors, designers and others who lost work due to this crisis
► Partnering with James L. West Center For Dementia Care by employing costumers to help provide adequate PPE for the safety of staff and patients
► Supplying JPS Hospital with protective gear created by costumers
► Supporting our neighbors by promoting small businesses in the Near Southside
Amphibian is so proud to receive the support of these generous individuals and organizations who believe in the power of storytelling and the need to share the art of theatre with everyone. We could not accomplish our mission without the generosity of these supporters:
Amon G. Carter Foundation, Ann L. and Carol Greene Rhodes Charitable Trust, Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, Ayre Family Foundation, City of Fort Worth, Dramatists Guild Fund, Communities Foundation of North Texas, DuBose Family Foundation, Fifth Avenue Foundation, Fort Worth Promotion and Development Fund, Frost Bank, George Weinhouse Theatre Fund, Jonathan P Formanek Foundation, Mary Potishman Lard Trust, National Endowment for the Arts, Pangburn Foundation, Rea Charitable Trust, Sid W. Richardson Foundation, Shubert Foundation, Smallwood Foundation, Southwest Bank, Texas Commission on the Arts, Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. Ryan Foundation, Wells Fargo, William E. Scott Foundation. Our main stage series playbills are generously provided by Performing Ads.