Donations.

Getting organized pays ...
Since 1996 we have achieved some results:
(1997) The max. time limit has been extended from 30 to 40 minutes.
(1997) The max. number of shows has been extended from one to two shows per day.
(1998) Voice amplification is allowed
(2001) Juggling chainsaws is allowed
(2003) Use of fire did not get more restricted or banned
(2005) Music amplification is allowed
(2005) License application time reduced to 24 hours
(2006) Basic performing is license-free, so non-European performers can perform again.
(2008) Voice amplification is allowed without license (thus also for non-EU performers).

Who pays?
The costs needed to be made for these achievements are only covered by voluntary donations of individual performers and organisations (see list below). However, there is still a financial gap of a few hundred euros, mainly caused by the protest event of September 2004.

Maybe you are a performer and like this web site and/or what we do and did. Maybe you are 'just' a citizen or a tourist who would like to support the street performing scene in Amsterdam. Then, why not consider making a donation?

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Who paid?
So far financial donations were made by (in kind of alphabetical order):

'1to7' Jeroen Chrystal Ball Paul 'Dado' Daniel DJ		'Individual' Michiel 'Jugglingshow' Marty 'Schuurpapier' Paul SuperFrank		'Unicycle' Leo   Fred. Hendrik School Stichting Ruimschoots
Special thanks for payments 'in natura' to: Amsterdam Anders / de Groenen, for their legal and political support Autonoom Centrum, for their logistic support Socialistische Partij, for their political support and taking some expenses Stichting Theaterstraat, for making us a good deal All non-local performers, for making (big) travel expenses to join the protest of Septembre 2004