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ARTRAGE Inc. 2020 Impact Report

Non-for-profit registered charity ARTRAGE Inc. has revealed its first Impact Report, which provides social, cultural and economic insights into Rooftop Movies, Girls School Cinema and FRINGE WORLD Festival, which is the main activity presented by the Western Australian cultural organisation.

Non-for-profit registered charity ARTRAGE Inc. has revealed its first Impact Report, which provides social, cultural and economic insights into Rooftop Movies, Girls School Cinema and FRINGE WORLD Festival, which is the main activity presented by the Western Australian cultural organisation.

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REPORT METHODOLOGY

Report

Methodology

The compilation and analysis of the data for this Report

is completed by ARTRAGE staff, as too is the design of

this publication. The report methodology and survey

questions that form the basis of this Report were

initially developed with BOP Consulting UK in 2012.

The primary source of evidence supporting the findings

of this Impact Report are derived from surveys

conducted between February - March 2020 including:

· Online customer survey with 4,535 responses

· Intercept customer survey with 16 responses

· Online participant (artist) survey with 461

responses

· Online venue survey with 10 responses

· Online FRINGE WORLD Friends survey with

479 responses

· Online staff and volunteer survey with 321

responses

· Online business survey sent to a database of

businesses located within the City of Perth

with 23 responses

· Intercept business survey to a sample of

Northbridge and Perth CBD hospitality

businesses with 53 responses

· Online judge survey with 60 responses

· Online neighbours survey with 20 responses

· Online Outer Fringe (regional program) with

37 responses

· Rooftop Movies online survey with 1,151 responses

AUDIENCE CALCULATIONS

The reported figure for attendance at ticketed and nonfree

events in 2020 is 414,081. This is comprised of:

• 376,941 tickets processed through FRINGE WORLD

ticketing systems.

• 30,196 tickets purchased on the door at the Festival

venues including artist pass entries.

• 6,944 tickets purchased through other ticketing

systems (such as for shows at the State Theatre

Centre of WA, His Majesty’s Theatre, The Regal

Theatre and Subiaco Arts Centre).

The reported total Festival attendance for 2020 is

829,000+ and includes attendance at ticketed events,

attendance at free and busker programs, attendance

at the City of Perth Power Hour, attendance at Festival

partnership activations and Festival-goers enjoying

The Woodside Pleasure Garden and Festival areas in

the Perth Cultural Centre, Yagan Square, The Ice Cream

Factory and Girls School alongside other Fringe hubs.

There were 63 individual free programs and events

during Fringe, including the City of Perth Power Hour,

GANify: Funhouse Mirror Machine at Girls School, Perth

Chinese New Year Fair, FRINGE WORLD Mermaids,

FRINGE WORLD Silent Disco, Birak Concert 2020,

Scarborough’s Under the Sky Sessions at Sunset

Veranda, Bassendean’s Wonderland at WonderRealm,

Kalamunda’s Karnival in the Hills, visual arts exhibitions,

partnership activations and nightly free programs

throughout the Perth Cultural Centre and The Woodside

Pleasure Garden.

Free and busking program attendance is calculated

for all relevant programs and events utilising daily site

and door staff reportage sheets, reportage estimates

provided by program producers as well as presenters

and artists. Due to the range of estimations provided

by external sources and in order to be conservative, the

total attendance number is recorded as the lowest total

of the projected attendance.

The reported figure of 829,570+ total attendance is at

the conservative lower end of the projected 829,570 -

904,304 range.

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