Abstract
This study examines the perceptions that patrons of performing arts have regarding sponsors of the performing arts. Surveying patrons at shows of a medium-sized dance production company revealed favorable responses to sponsors of the performing arts, especially among those patrons who had a higher attachment to the show. The findings provide interesting implications for companies interested in pursuing their target consumers through sponsorship partnerships with performing arts organizations and shows.
Notes
∗Indicates that difference is significant at p < .05.