Getting organized is expensive...
Maintaining this web site, organizing a protest event, applying for a test-license, phone calls, staples and paperclips.
They are just big and small examples of what goes together with 'getting organized', and it all cost money.
But it pays...
Since 1996 the SAS 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) Test: Voice amplification allowed without license (thus also for non-EU performers).
(2009) Continuation test-period voice amplification without license.
(2010) Voice amplification without license allowed for undefined time.
(2014) Abusive musicians with sound amplification get banned.
(2015) License system for circle show street theatre is restored.
Who pays?
The SAS has received donations of individual performers and organisations (see list below).
However, there is still a financial gap of approx. € 650 (2015), mainly caused by the protest event of September 2004.
You want to support us?
You are damn right, we deserve it :)
Maybe you are a performer and like this web site and/or what we do and did.
Or maybe you are a citizen or a tourist who would like to support and help to protect the street performing scene in Amsterdam.
There are three ways to do so:
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Make a donation by PayPal. Click the button on the left for secure online payments by credit card or through your PayPal account balance.
For more information about donating through PayPal®, visit www.paypal.com.
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Let's be honest: we get a commission if you get a VPN throught this button.
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Who paid?
So far financial donations were made by (in kind of alphabetical order):
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