Gateway Arts Incubator: Affordable rentals for individual artists and small arts groups
Original music video by Fader Vixen.  Filmed at Gateway’s The Mask Center in Atlanta, Georgia. 
The Mask Center, 1083 Austin Ave. NE, #008, Atlanta, GA 30307 -  Home of Gateway Performance Productions.

The Mask Center is a studio theatre and workshop space used by Gateway to rehearse and perform new productions as well as for  exhibits, workshops, classes and meetings.  Since 2000,  The Mask Center has been located in the Little Five Points Community Center, a converted turn of the 20th century school.

Classes in mime, clown theatre and movement for the actor, drawing/sketching and acting are presented at the Mask Center.
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Available for rental

The Mask Center has a 30' x 30' convertible performance/workshop/rehearsal space, a wooden floor and a 25' x 10' wall of mirrors. This provides the possibility of a full-size stage with seating limited to the edges of that stage, which makes it a very desirable space for theatre and dance companies preparing works for larger spaces, while maintaining an intimate theatrical experience for a wide variety of events that serve relatively small audiences.

The Mask Center has air conditioning and a simple, but effective, lighting system. The performance space seats 30 - 50 persons.
 
The Mask Center is located within two blocks of the Inman Park Marta station.

The Center is wheelchair accessible, on the level with a large free parking lot and sidewalks outside the building.

Examples of Past Renters:
 + Candelaria Flamenco Dance
 + India Arie
 + Horizon Theatre Company
 + National New Play Network
 + Netflix
 + InterPlay
 + Punany Poets 
 + Soul Food Cypher
 + Synchronicity Theater
 + ​True Entertainment


For rental rates and more information: gatewaypp@masktheatre.org
Or phone: 404 222 9262 

​Gateway’s programming is made possible in part by support from the Georgia Council for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Fulton County Commissioners under the guidance of the Department of Community Development, the Fulton County Commissioners under the guidance of Fulton County Arts and Culture, the City of Atlanta - Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and individual contributors.