Survey : Questions

	Please share your experience while attending Festival Stage's 2011-2012 season. We want to know about the kind of theatre YOU want in your community! A few moments of your time would be invaluable to us. Thanks! You may skip over any questions you choose not to answer.

1.

Please indicate the level of IMPORTANCE you would assign to each of the following aspects of Festival Stage.

	Completely unimportant	Somewhat unimportant	Neutral	Somewhat important	Extremely important
Use of Professional Actors
Sets and Scenery
Costumes
Regular Ticket Prices
Ticket Discounts and Specials
Visiting Playwright Series
Preshow Talks
Postshow Talkbacks
Overall Theatre Experience

Comment:
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2.

Please rate your level of SATISFACTION with each of the following aspects of Festival Stage.

	Very dissatisfied	Somewhat dissatisfied	Neutral	Somewhat satisfied	Very satisfied
Use of Professional Actors
Sets and Scenery
Costumes
Regular Ticket Prices
Ticket Discounts and Specials
Visiting Playwright Series
Preshow Talks
Postshow Talkbacks
Overall Theatre Experience

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3.

If you attended The Exact Center of the Universe, why did you choose to see The Exact Center of the Universe?

I recognized the play's title as one I knew I would enjoy.

I recognized the play's author and thought I would enjoy the play.

I wanted to try something new and see a play/author I'd never heard of before.

Someone invited me to go with them.

Someone told me this play was a "must see."

Other

4.

If you did NOT attend The Exact Center of the Universe, why not?

I did not hear about The Exact Center of the Universe.

I chose to attend another arts event.

The ticket prices were a hinderance.

The Exact Center of the Universe is not the kind of play I enjoy seeing.

I was not familiar with The Exact Center of the Universe's author and/or story.

Other

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5.

If you attended Oil City Symphony, why did you choose to see Oil City Symphony?

I recognized the play's title as one I knew I would enjoy.

I recognized the play's author and thought I would enjoy the play.

I wanted to try something new and see a play/author I'd never heard of before.

Someone invited me to go with them.

Someone told me this play was a "must see."

Other

6.

If you did NOT attend Oil City Symphony, why not?

I did not hear about Oil City Symphony.

I chose to attend another arts event.

The ticket prices were a hinderance.

Oil City Symphony is not the kind of play I enjoy seeing.

I was not familiar with Oil City Symphony's author and/or story.

Other

7.

If you attended Hatchetman, why did you choose to see Hatchetman?

I recognized the play's title as one I knew I would enjoy.

I recognized the play's author and thought I would enjoy the play.

I wanted to try something new and see a play/author I'd never heard of before.

Someone invited me to go with them.

Someone told me this play was a "must see."

Other

8.

If you did NOT see Hatchetman, why not?

I did not hear about Hatchetman.

I chose to attend another arts event.

The ticket prices were a hinderance.

Hatchetman is not the kind of play I enjoy seeing.

I was not familiar with Hatchetman's author and/or story.

Other

10.

How likely are you to do the following?

	Very unlikely	Somewhat unlikely	Neutral	Somewhat likely	Very likely
Attend another Festival Stage production
Recommend Festival Stage to a friend or colleague
Make a donation to Festival Stage of Winston-Salem

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11.

How likely are you to attend the plays in Festival Stage's 2012-2013 season?

	Very Unlikely	Somewhat Unlikely	Neutral	Somewhat Likely	Very Likely
THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO, a comedy by Driving Miss Daisy author Alfred Uhry (In December 1939, a visit by an attractive eligible bachelor prompts the Freitag family to examine their Jewish identity.)
33 VARIATIONS, a drama by Moises Kaufman - in collaboration with Wake Forest University (An ailing musicologist tries to understand the genius of Beethoven while struggling with illness, parenthood and the beauty of life.)
PROOF, a mystery by David Auburn (Catherine's father, blessed with mathematical genius but cursed by madness, has died and left her wondering if she may inherit her father's condition in this compelling and elegant 2003 Pulitzer Prize winning story.)

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12.

Which range includes your age?

Younger than 18

18 - 24

25 - 34

35 - 44

45 - 54

55 - 64

65 or older

Prefer not to answer

13.	What do you like the most about Festival Stage of Winston-Salem?
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14.	What do you NOT like about Festival Stage of Winston-Salem?
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15.	Do you have any additional comments and/or suggestions for Festival Stage of Winston-Salem? We really do want to know!
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	That's the whole survey - you did a great job! Thanks for your time and ideas.