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Membership of the TMA is open to any individual or organisation providing a service to the live entertainment industry, or deriving parts of their income from an arts related activity.
The TMA provides an extensive range of services and membership benefits, offering practical support to members and representing the performing arts industry with a united voice.
Membership benefits include:
- Access to free specialist legal, employment relations and financial advice
- Regular, comprehensive updates on business, legislation and employment relations issues and the implications for your business
- Professional development, training and networking opportunities
- Seminars and conferences for the performing arts industry
- The protection of the TMA National Collective Agreements with Equity, BECTU, Musicians Union and Writers Guild
- Participation in the annual Theatre Awards UK, an annual event which celebrates the creative excellence and outstanding work in UK theatres and the performing arts industry
- Unique Group Purchasing schemes
- Subscription to the TMA’s quarterly magazine industry-specific magazine, PROMPT, and our monthly e-newsletter
Representation:
The TMA represents the interests of its membership at all levels of national and European government.
The TMA works closely with:
- Government departments, local authorities, EEC bodies and trade unions to influence policy development and financial investment across a broad range of issues, including employment, education, cultural activity and tourism.
- The UK Arts Councils to address issues affecting the industry and to provide specific services for its members.
- Its sister association, the Society of London Theatre and other professional associations including ABTT, the ABO and ITC to maintain a co-ordinated approach to the development of the performing arts industry across all scales of company and venue.
The TMA membership information pack details the full range of membership services and benefits, as well as the subscription rates - click here here to download the information pack.
Members of the TMA need to abide by its rules (Articles of Association) – these are available to view here.
Applications to become a TMA member can be completed online or by downloading and completing this form.
If you would like any further information or to discuss how TMA membership could benefit you and your organisation please contact Gemma Nelson at [email protected] or on 020 7557 6706.
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