The Theatre Movement "Dveri" ("The Doors") was created in 2010 by founders who were bored over the summer. With no budget, they have grown their movement to include over 50 theaters and 6,000 social media subscribers. Their primary projects include an annual festival, website, and almanac featuring alternative theater activities across 27 team members and 6 person editorial board.

1. Creating of culture project
without budget

2. 0 dollars
is budget of Theatre movement “Dveri” (“The Doors”).

3. 1
passion — theatre.

4. 2
founders, who were bored in the summer 2010.

5. 2,5 years
is age of “Dveri”.

6. 3
primary projects: festival, website, almanac.

7. 6 persons
are in editorial board.

8. 7
issues of almanac “Dveri”
(778 pages about alternative theatre and theirs activity).

9. 27
persons are in “Dveri’s” team.

10. 52
theatres joined Theatre Movement “Dveri”.

11. 81
performances were announced
on Event’s page of “Dveri” website.

12. 120
posts are in blog.

13. 2016
unique visitors per month.

14. 5015
subscribers in different social networks.

15. 6487
unique visitors from the 1 of November 2012
(the first day of new version of website).

16. 0
budget of Theatre Movement “Dveri”.

17. Human Resources
Editorial Board
6
persons
Team
~27
persons
= photographers + journalists + volunteers
Source
Theatres: >1 000 persons
Audience
Spectators: >10 000 persons

18. Аttraction people
in “Dveri”’ Team
friends
spectators
blog
projects
almanac
festival
theatres
occasional
“electrons”

19. Born of almanac
making-up
editorial
board
almanac’s
content
editor
publication

20. Blog functioning
admin
editorial
board
Ideas
publication
editor

21. Motivation
Huge “Dveri” is sandbox
interest where it is possible to
in subject make big projects
Experience + The realization of
portfolio self-significance
www.dverifest.org

22. Used materials:
Camera designed by Lemon Liu from The Noun Project
Pencil from The Noun Project
Handshake designed by Pavel Pavlov from The Noun Project
Laptop designed by Chad MacDonald from The Noun Project
Computer Keyboard designed by Andrew Forrester from The Noun Project
www.dverifest.org

23. Thank you
www.dverifest.org