Wild Rice is holding auditions for First Stage Kids for our upcoming production of SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS, which was last staged in Singapore in 2008! 🍎
Since its inception in 2003, Wild Rice’s annual musical/pantomime has become one of the highlights of Singapore’s theatre scene. This production of Snow White will be directed by Hossan Leong, with a book and lyrics by Alfian Sa'at and music by Elaine Chan!
We are looking for children from the ages of 5 to 10 who can sing and dance. Auditions will be held on 16 & 17 March 2023, Thursday & Friday, from 10am to 5pm.
Please visit this link for more information on the auditions: https://www.wildrice.com.sg/audition-notice-snow-white-seven-dwarfs-first-stage-kids/
Since its inception in 2003, Wild Rice’s annual musical/pantomime has become one of the highlights of Singapore’s theatre scene. This production of Snow White will be directed by Hossan Leong, with a book and lyrics by Alfian Sa'at and music by Elaine Chan!
We are looking for children from the ages of 5 to 10 who can sing and dance. Auditions will be held on 16 & 17 March 2023, Thursday & Friday, from 10am to 5pm.
Please visit this link for more information on the auditions: https://www.wildrice.com.sg/audition-notice-snow-white-seven-dwarfs-first-stage-kids/
#NEWS
Congratulations to Mohd Fared Jainal for a successful stint as Artistic Director of Teater Ekamatra, and all the best to Shaza Ishak who assumes the role from 1 April 2023 onwards!
Full press release on ekamatra.org.sg.
Congratulations to Mohd Fared Jainal for a successful stint as Artistic Director of Teater Ekamatra, and all the best to Shaza Ishak who assumes the role from 1 April 2023 onwards!
Full press release on ekamatra.org.sg.
#RADIOCHAT
Small Ways to Digital Community Building
featuring Timothi Ellim, Ma Yanling and Ke Weiliang
🗓 Thu 9 Mar 2023, 2000 hrs (GMT +8)
🎧 Live radio chat on this Telegram channel (t.me/channelnewstheatre)
In this Channel NewsTheatre radio chat collaboration with Centre 42’s Small Ways to 42k, join Timothi from The Doodle People as he introduces Cloud House - a multiplayer virtual space for imagining artist projects in the digital realm.
Together with Yanling, Company Manager at Centre 42, and Weiliang, they discuss the possibilities that Cloud House offers for arts practitioners, as well as broader visions of how digital spaces can play a role in community building for audiences alike.
P.S. Tune in via your Telegram desktop app for the best viewing experience as we'll be screen sharing some exclusive sneak peeks of the Cloud House virtual world!
About the speakers:
Timothi Lim (Timothi Ellim) is a Creative Director (Augmented Reality) at The Doodle People where he leads his team to develop AR effects and standalone apps to empower brand awareness, inspire clients, and support AR R&D for their business. As an individual, Timothi is an interactive media developer who seeks to connect generations through the union of physical and digital lifestyles.
Ma Yanling is the Company Manager at Centre 42, a non-profit theatre development space. Since its establishment in 2014, she has steered and produced many of its programmes that supported the creation, documentation and promotion of theatre. When not wearing her arts manager hat, Yanling has her other foot in the performing arts as a contemporary dance performer.
Ke Weiliang (he/they) is curious about how living beings can hold space for one another through asynchronous and/or physically distanced interactions. When he is not busy hustling in the corporate world, they run the Telegram community
Channel NewsTheatre at a leisurely pace.
Small Ways to Digital Community Building
featuring Timothi Ellim, Ma Yanling and Ke Weiliang
🗓 Thu 9 Mar 2023, 2000 hrs (GMT +8)
🎧 Live radio chat on this Telegram channel (t.me/channelnewstheatre)
In this Channel NewsTheatre radio chat collaboration with Centre 42’s Small Ways to 42k, join Timothi from The Doodle People as he introduces Cloud House - a multiplayer virtual space for imagining artist projects in the digital realm.
Together with Yanling, Company Manager at Centre 42, and Weiliang, they discuss the possibilities that Cloud House offers for arts practitioners, as well as broader visions of how digital spaces can play a role in community building for audiences alike.
P.S. Tune in via your Telegram desktop app for the best viewing experience as we'll be screen sharing some exclusive sneak peeks of the Cloud House virtual world!
About the speakers:
Timothi Lim (Timothi Ellim) is a Creative Director (Augmented Reality) at The Doodle People where he leads his team to develop AR effects and standalone apps to empower brand awareness, inspire clients, and support AR R&D for their business. As an individual, Timothi is an interactive media developer who seeks to connect generations through the union of physical and digital lifestyles.
Ma Yanling is the Company Manager at Centre 42, a non-profit theatre development space. Since its establishment in 2014, she has steered and produced many of its programmes that supported the creation, documentation and promotion of theatre. When not wearing her arts manager hat, Yanling has her other foot in the performing arts as a contemporary dance performer.
Ke Weiliang (he/they) is curious about how living beings can hold space for one another through asynchronous and/or physically distanced interactions. When he is not busy hustling in the corporate world, they run the Telegram community
Channel NewsTheatre at a leisurely pace.
#OPPORTUNITY
Interested in the art and craft of Theatre-Making? If you’re aged 13 to 17 years old, come audition to join Wild Rice for the 2023 edition of Singapore Youth Theatre! 💥
Wild Rice’s Singapore Youth Theatre programme is a holistic theatre-making initiative – the only one of its kind in Singapore – that has been created especially for young people. Our mission is to provide a platform for youths to make and present theatre that speaks to and for people of their own generation.
Participants will gain first-hand experience of how to make theatre – from writing and directing to performing. At the end of the programme, participants will stage an original production under the guidance and direction of a professional creative team.
No prior acting or theatre-making experience is necessary. All you need to be a part of Singapore Youth Theatre is a passion for the magic of theatre and a willingness to learn! Applications close Friday 10 March 2022, 12pm.
Please visit this link for more information on the programme and how to audition: wildrice.com.sg/audition-notice-singapore-youth-theatre-2023
Interested in the art and craft of Theatre-Making? If you’re aged 13 to 17 years old, come audition to join Wild Rice for the 2023 edition of Singapore Youth Theatre! 💥
Wild Rice’s Singapore Youth Theatre programme is a holistic theatre-making initiative – the only one of its kind in Singapore – that has been created especially for young people. Our mission is to provide a platform for youths to make and present theatre that speaks to and for people of their own generation.
Participants will gain first-hand experience of how to make theatre – from writing and directing to performing. At the end of the programme, participants will stage an original production under the guidance and direction of a professional creative team.
No prior acting or theatre-making experience is necessary. All you need to be a part of Singapore Youth Theatre is a passion for the magic of theatre and a willingness to learn! Applications close Friday 10 March 2022, 12pm.
Please visit this link for more information on the programme and how to audition: wildrice.com.sg/audition-notice-singapore-youth-theatre-2023
The inaugural Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations: a porous space bridging solidarities and knowledges in the precarious present.
The independent and international arts company based in Singapore, T:>Works, presents Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations this April. It is the inaugural live gathering of 14 Per°Form Fellows from the Global South – Africa, Arab World, Asia-Pacific, the Caribbean, South America – and its diaspora.
Per°Form is conceptualised and led by T:>Works Artistic Director, Dr. Ong Keng Sen. This fellowship platform began in March 2021 through the format of digital keynotes by Singapore fellows. With Per°Form, T:>Works aims to cut across silos, disciplines, and fields to support contextualised research, situated practices, and translocal knowledge production as shared resources for the future.
Central to the Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations is a marathon format on 15th April stretching from 11am to 1am the next day, where the audience is encouraged to visit for an hour or two, or stay as long as they desire. This marathon format has its precedents in the legacy of T:>Works' The Flying Circus Project (1996 - 2013).
Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations is happening from 13th to 16th April 2023 at 72-13. Admission to the events is free.
More information available via tworksasia.org/perform.
The independent and international arts company based in Singapore, T:>Works, presents Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations this April. It is the inaugural live gathering of 14 Per°Form Fellows from the Global South – Africa, Arab World, Asia-Pacific, the Caribbean, South America – and its diaspora.
Per°Form is conceptualised and led by T:>Works Artistic Director, Dr. Ong Keng Sen. This fellowship platform began in March 2021 through the format of digital keynotes by Singapore fellows. With Per°Form, T:>Works aims to cut across silos, disciplines, and fields to support contextualised research, situated practices, and translocal knowledge production as shared resources for the future.
Central to the Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations is a marathon format on 15th April stretching from 11am to 1am the next day, where the audience is encouraged to visit for an hour or two, or stay as long as they desire. This marathon format has its precedents in the legacy of T:>Works' The Flying Circus Project (1996 - 2013).
Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations is happening from 13th to 16th April 2023 at 72-13. Admission to the events is free.
More information available via tworksasia.org/perform.
EDIT: The #TICKETGIVEAWAY is closed!
We're giving away one pair of tickets to I Swallowed a Moon Made of Iron, created and performed by Njo Kong Kie!
The lucky winner and their plus one will get to choose to attend either the 7.30PM or 9.30PM show on Tue 14 Mar 2023.
To take part, simply Leave a Comment on this post in response to the following question:
What is your relationship with your phone?
The ticket giveaway will close on Tue 7 Mar 2023 (12PM). The Channel Admin will randomly pick one winner and contact them via Telegram DM for ticket collection instructions.
Special thanks to the producers of I Swallowed A Moon Made of Iron for making this ticket giveaway possible.
All the best!
P.S. Please comment via the main Channel NewsTheatre Telegram channel (and not directly via the Channel NewsTheatre Chat) for your submission to count! The Channel Admin will leave a thumbs up emoji (👍) to your comment to indicate that it has been submitted correctly.
We're giving away one pair of tickets to I Swallowed a Moon Made of Iron, created and performed by Njo Kong Kie!
The lucky winner and their plus one will get to choose to attend either the 7.30PM or 9.30PM show on Tue 14 Mar 2023.
To take part, simply Leave a Comment on this post in response to the following question:
What is your relationship with your phone?
The ticket giveaway will close on Tue 7 Mar 2023 (12PM). The Channel Admin will randomly pick one winner and contact them via Telegram DM for ticket collection instructions.
Special thanks to the producers of I Swallowed A Moon Made of Iron for making this ticket giveaway possible.
All the best!
P.S. Please comment via the main Channel NewsTheatre Telegram channel (and not directly via the Channel NewsTheatre Chat) for your submission to count! The Channel Admin will leave a thumbs up emoji (👍) to your comment to indicate that it has been submitted correctly.
If you are an aspiring actor who is eager to learn or a mid-career actor who wants to refresh your knowledge of acting techniques, this 5-session Acting Masterclass taught by award-winning director and actor Nelson Chia is for you!
In this Scene Study course, you will learn essential acting techniques and how to apply them through performance and observation of scenes from selected plays.
Find out more: https://www.nineyearstheatre.com/en/scenestudy.php
In this Scene Study course, you will learn essential acting techniques and how to apply them through performance and observation of scenes from selected plays.
Find out more: https://www.nineyearstheatre.com/en/scenestudy.php
The Ageing Artist 👵🏼👶🏽🎨
Presented by The Finger Players and supported by the Qualcomm Foundation
🔗 FREE, Register here
📍 Geylang East Public Library
🗓 Date & Time:
19 March 2023 | 10am-11.30am
26 March 2023 | 10am-11.30am & 2pm-3.30pm
💚 Puppetry performance that weaves together elements of STEM
💚 Suitable for children age 7 to 12 years old
💚 Targeted at families
💚 Includes Post-performance workshop
An Artist considers her mortality, what her art has given her and what she will leave behind. She engages a documentary filmmaker to create what she considers to be her final legacy, but is stumped when her iron strong opinions perspectives are being challenged by him, and a robot.
Presented by The Finger Players and supported by the Qualcomm Foundation
🔗 FREE, Register here
📍 Geylang East Public Library
🗓 Date & Time:
19 March 2023 | 10am-11.30am
26 March 2023 | 10am-11.30am & 2pm-3.30pm
💚 Puppetry performance that weaves together elements of STEM
💚 Suitable for children age 7 to 12 years old
💚 Targeted at families
💚 Includes Post-performance workshop
An Artist considers her mortality, what her art has given her and what she will leave behind. She engages a documentary filmmaker to create what she considers to be her final legacy, but is stumped when her iron strong opinions perspectives are being challenged by him, and a robot.
People, Places & Things
by Pangdemonium
Following a sold-out season at National Theatre and in London’s West End, this theatrical tour-de-force was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play. Featuring a stunning ensemble cast of 11 led by Sharda Harrison, Duncan Macmillan’s play is a searing exploration of a still-taboo subject, and expertly draws powerful parallels between theatre and therapy, between art and addiction.
Starting off their season with a hard-hitting and mind-bending theatrical experience unlike any other, Pangdemonium’s new production lays bare the cruelty of substance abuse and addiction.
Emma is an actress who loses herself in the characters she plays and also in the cocktail of substances she puts in her body - to the point where she questions her own identity: which version of me is the real me?
Prepare yourselves to experience every shift, turn and change of events together with Emma, and witness how her friends, family members, and fellow addicts morph into figments of fantasy. And as we get swept up in the storm of her psyche, we find ourselves asking: which version of this story is the truth?
Amidst all the chaos and heart-breaking performance, the production also allows for moments of empathy and self-reflection; if all that could happen to Emma, what’s stopping it from happening to us?
Directed by Tracie Pang. Starring Sharda Harrison as Emma. People, Places & Things also features Shona Benson, Rebecca Ashley Dass, Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai, Krissy Jesudason, Keagan Kang, Shane Mardjuki, Victoria Mintey, Adrian Pang, Jamil Schulze, and Tan Guo Lian Sutton.
Advisory 16 (Drug Theme and Coarse Language)
Tickets available at https://ticketing.pangdemonium.com/pang/booking/people0323
by Pangdemonium
Following a sold-out season at National Theatre and in London’s West End, this theatrical tour-de-force was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play. Featuring a stunning ensemble cast of 11 led by Sharda Harrison, Duncan Macmillan’s play is a searing exploration of a still-taboo subject, and expertly draws powerful parallels between theatre and therapy, between art and addiction.
Starting off their season with a hard-hitting and mind-bending theatrical experience unlike any other, Pangdemonium’s new production lays bare the cruelty of substance abuse and addiction.
Emma is an actress who loses herself in the characters she plays and also in the cocktail of substances she puts in her body - to the point where she questions her own identity: which version of me is the real me?
Prepare yourselves to experience every shift, turn and change of events together with Emma, and witness how her friends, family members, and fellow addicts morph into figments of fantasy. And as we get swept up in the storm of her psyche, we find ourselves asking: which version of this story is the truth?
Amidst all the chaos and heart-breaking performance, the production also allows for moments of empathy and self-reflection; if all that could happen to Emma, what’s stopping it from happening to us?
Directed by Tracie Pang. Starring Sharda Harrison as Emma. People, Places & Things also features Shona Benson, Rebecca Ashley Dass, Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai, Krissy Jesudason, Keagan Kang, Shane Mardjuki, Victoria Mintey, Adrian Pang, Jamil Schulze, and Tan Guo Lian Sutton.
Advisory 16 (Drug Theme and Coarse Language)
Tickets available at https://ticketing.pangdemonium.com/pang/booking/people0323
Channel NewsTheatre
#RADIOCHAT Small Ways to Digital Community Building featuring Timothi Ellim, Ma Yanling and Ke Weiliang 🗓 Thu 9 Mar 2023, 2000 hrs (GMT +8) 🎧 Live radio chat on this Telegram channel (t.me/channelnewstheatre) In this Channel NewsTheatre radio chat collaboration…
Hi all! The radio chat Small Ways to Digital Community Building will broadcast on this Telegram channel in 1 hour at 8PM (GMT +8).
If possible, do tune in via your Telegram desktop app for the best viewing experience as we'll be screen sharing some exclusive sneak peeks of the Cloud House virtual world! (Otherwise, you can still tune in via your smartphone, albeit with a smaller view of the slides we'll be sharing.)
If you have any comments or questions to what is being presented, do leave them on the Channel NewsTheatre chat group as the radio chat is happening, and we'll try to address some of them: t.me/channelnewstheatrechat
See you soon!
If possible, do tune in via your Telegram desktop app for the best viewing experience as we'll be screen sharing some exclusive sneak peeks of the Cloud House virtual world! (Otherwise, you can still tune in via your smartphone, albeit with a smaller view of the slides we'll be sharing.)
If you have any comments or questions to what is being presented, do leave them on the Channel NewsTheatre chat group as the radio chat is happening, and we'll try to address some of them: t.me/channelnewstheatrechat
See you soon!
Channel NewsTheatre
#RADIOCHAT Small Ways to Digital Community Building featuring Timothi Ellim, Ma Yanling and Ke Weiliang 🗓 Thu 9 Mar 2023, 2000 hrs (GMT +8) 🎧 Live radio chat on this Telegram channel (t.me/channelnewstheatre) In this Channel NewsTheatre radio chat collaboration…
Thank you for tuning in to Small Ways of Digital Community Building!
If you have some loose change to spare, do consider supporting Cloud House and Centre 42's other projects via bit.ly/c42projects.
Do also check out Cloud House on Steam via bit.ly/cloudhouse-steam.
If you're keen following The Doodle People: Website | Instagram | Discord
Have a good week ahead!
If you have some loose change to spare, do consider supporting Cloud House and Centre 42's other projects via bit.ly/c42projects.
Do also check out Cloud House on Steam via bit.ly/cloudhouse-steam.
If you're keen following The Doodle People: Website | Instagram | Discord
Have a good week ahead!
We Are Like This Only 3
by HuM Theatre
A Singaporean comedy that sets you thinking!
It’s a gloves off, free for all wrestle-mania between the perpetually irate Chinese, the Ngs and the notoriously frustrating new Indians, the Bhallas. All the pet peeves that they have about each other are on the table as they hilariously duel one another on every misconception and every misgiving.
It’s a forum theatre play about the challenges of integration and we seek a happy ending from you, the audience. Come help us get there and you will go home both entertained and, maybe, a little bit wiser!
Starring ST Life Theatre Award Winners and Nominees
Jo Tan
Subin Subaiah
Hang Qian Chou
and
Daisy Irani Subaiah
Featuring
Music & Sound Design by Preetipls
Lighting Design by Alberta Wileo
Set Design by Lim Keng San (OnStaging)
~
Performance Details:
Venue: Drama Centre, Black Box
Thursday, 20 April 2023 to Sunday, 30 April 2023
Wednesday - Fridays, 7.30PM
Saturdays & Sundays, 3PM & 7.30PM
Tickets at $65, Available now on https://walto3.peatix.com/
Special Student Prices Available, email hellohumtheatre@gmail.com to enquire
by HuM Theatre
A Singaporean comedy that sets you thinking!
It’s a gloves off, free for all wrestle-mania between the perpetually irate Chinese, the Ngs and the notoriously frustrating new Indians, the Bhallas. All the pet peeves that they have about each other are on the table as they hilariously duel one another on every misconception and every misgiving.
It’s a forum theatre play about the challenges of integration and we seek a happy ending from you, the audience. Come help us get there and you will go home both entertained and, maybe, a little bit wiser!
Starring ST Life Theatre Award Winners and Nominees
Jo Tan
Subin Subaiah
Hang Qian Chou
and
Daisy Irani Subaiah
Featuring
Music & Sound Design by Preetipls
Lighting Design by Alberta Wileo
Set Design by Lim Keng San (OnStaging)
~
Performance Details:
Venue: Drama Centre, Black Box
Thursday, 20 April 2023 to Sunday, 30 April 2023
Wednesday - Fridays, 7.30PM
Saturdays & Sundays, 3PM & 7.30PM
Tickets at $65, Available now on https://walto3.peatix.com/
Special Student Prices Available, email hellohumtheatre@gmail.com to enquire
EDIT: The #TICKETGIVEAWAY is CLOSED!
We're giving away one pair of tickets to Burying Children!
The lucky winner and their plus one will get to attend the preview night on the 22nd of Mar, 7:30pm at Esplanade Theatre Studio.
To take part, simply Leave a Comment on this post in response to the following question:
What do you look forward to in watching Burying Children?
The ticket giveaway will close on Mon 13 Mar 2023 (12PM). The Channel Admin will randomly pick one winner and contact them via Telegram DM for ticket collection instructions.
Special thanks to Bold Moment for making this ticket giveaway possible.
All the best!
P.S. Please comment via the main Channel NewsTheatre Telegram channel (and not directly via the Channel NewsTheatre Chat) for your submission to count! The Channel Admin will leave a thumbs up emoji (👍) to your comment to indicate that it has been submitted correctly.
We're giving away one pair of tickets to Burying Children!
The lucky winner and their plus one will get to attend the preview night on the 22nd of Mar, 7:30pm at Esplanade Theatre Studio.
To take part, simply Leave a Comment on this post in response to the following question:
What do you look forward to in watching Burying Children?
The ticket giveaway will close on Mon 13 Mar 2023 (12PM). The Channel Admin will randomly pick one winner and contact them via Telegram DM for ticket collection instructions.
Special thanks to Bold Moment for making this ticket giveaway possible.
All the best!
P.S. Please comment via the main Channel NewsTheatre Telegram channel (and not directly via the Channel NewsTheatre Chat) for your submission to count! The Channel Admin will leave a thumbs up emoji (👍) to your comment to indicate that it has been submitted correctly.
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No Excuses, No Limits
by ILL-Abilities (Brazil, Canada, Chile, South Korea, The Netherlands, USA)
🗓 14 – 16 Apr 2023, Fri – Sun
14 Apr, Fri, 8pm
15 Apr, Sat, 2pm & 8pm
16 Apr, Sun, 2pm
📍 Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade
"A powerful force on the hip-hop dance stage" – The Guardian
A breakdance performance unlike any other—Be inspired by the moves, grooves and stories of ILL-Abilities, an international crew comprising differently-abled dancers.
Tickets available at esplanade.com/whats-on/festivals-and-series/series/dans-focus/events/no-excuses-no-limits
by ILL-Abilities (Brazil, Canada, Chile, South Korea, The Netherlands, USA)
🗓 14 – 16 Apr 2023, Fri – Sun
14 Apr, Fri, 8pm
15 Apr, Sat, 2pm & 8pm
16 Apr, Sun, 2pm
📍 Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade
"A powerful force on the hip-hop dance stage" – The Guardian
A breakdance performance unlike any other—Be inspired by the moves, grooves and stories of ILL-Abilities, an international crew comprising differently-abled dancers.
Tickets available at esplanade.com/whats-on/festivals-and-series/series/dans-focus/events/no-excuses-no-limits
FAULTS 💔
SP Theatre Compass 🎭 SP Vocal Talents 🎤 and SP Piano Ensemble 🎹 have come together for a collaborative performance titled ‘Faults’ ❤️🩹
Ugly fights, nasty arguments, and shouting matches are all signs of a crumbling relationship, a horrific end! But sometimes, it's a quiet goodbye. A mutual agreement that both parties should separate. Join Ariel as she digs deeper into herself, examining her past, figuring out the need for her separation with her boyfriend.
Happening on 31 Mar 2023, Fri | 7:30pm @SP Auditorium 😉 OH and tickets are FREE‼️
Follow us on IG:
@sp.theatre
@spvocaltalents
@sp_pianoensemble
Get your tickets now 👉 https://sptc-faults.peatix.com/view
SP Theatre Compass 🎭 SP Vocal Talents 🎤 and SP Piano Ensemble 🎹 have come together for a collaborative performance titled ‘Faults’ ❤️🩹
Ugly fights, nasty arguments, and shouting matches are all signs of a crumbling relationship, a horrific end! But sometimes, it's a quiet goodbye. A mutual agreement that both parties should separate. Join Ariel as she digs deeper into herself, examining her past, figuring out the need for her separation with her boyfriend.
Happening on 31 Mar 2023, Fri | 7:30pm @SP Auditorium 😉 OH and tickets are FREE‼️
Follow us on IG:
@sp.theatre
@spvocaltalents
@sp_pianoensemble
Get your tickets now 👉 https://sptc-faults.peatix.com/view
Per°Form Open Academy of Arts and Activations: Call for volunteers!
Be a part of the inaugural live gathering of 14 Per°Form Fellows from the Global South – Africa, Arab World, Asia-Pacific, the Caribbean, South America – and its diaspora. These Fellows, intersectional practitioners across diverse disciplines of curation, research, education, visual culture, performance, will present their strategies for activating contexts and communities for better futures. Join us for keynote speeches, workshops and a super intense 14-hour presentation marathon!
If you're curious or interested in global topics, critical conversations and research beyond our shores, we'd love to hear from you. Check out our volunteer form below.
🗓 13 - 16 Apr 23
📍 72-13, Home of T:>Works
🤝 Volunteer with us here
🔗 Free admission with registration at Eventbrite
🔍 More about Per°Form Open Academy here
Be a part of the inaugural live gathering of 14 Per°Form Fellows from the Global South – Africa, Arab World, Asia-Pacific, the Caribbean, South America – and its diaspora. These Fellows, intersectional practitioners across diverse disciplines of curation, research, education, visual culture, performance, will present their strategies for activating contexts and communities for better futures. Join us for keynote speeches, workshops and a super intense 14-hour presentation marathon!
If you're curious or interested in global topics, critical conversations and research beyond our shores, we'd love to hear from you. Check out our volunteer form below.
🗓 13 - 16 Apr 23
📍 72-13, Home of T:>Works
🤝 Volunteer with us here
🔗 Free admission with registration at Eventbrite
🔍 More about Per°Form Open Academy here
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OPEN CALL: Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency 2024
Deadline: 30 April 2023, Sun (11:59pm, GMT +8)
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay invites artists, curators, programmers, writers, researchers and practitioners across all disciplines in the performing arts to apply for the 2nd edition of the Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency 2024, taking place in Singapore from Apr to Jun 2024.
The Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency is a new artistic research development programme by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, supported by the National Arts Council, Singapore.
By providing its residents with the time and space for artistic inquiry, experimentation, development, research activities and opportunities for interdisciplinary and transcultural dialogues, the residency
aims to support creative research in contemporary performing arts.
The applications can be submitted through an open call. Each cycle will revolve around a thematic focus conceived to respond to critical issues in our present moment. In 2024, the residency proposes the
thematic focus Decentring Access.Support made available include:
· Stipend
· Shared-working space
· Studios when required
· Accommodation and international travel to/from Singapore, if from abroad.
· Resources for organising a public programme (to be further discussed with the residency team)
· Access to the Selection Panel for consultation to help strengthen research
· Access to other residents for peer feedback and support, if sought
· Programming support in the form of research connections, networking, etc.
Eligibility: Individuals working and researching within any discipline(s) in the performing arts in Singapore and across the world including artists, curators, programmers, writers, researchers and practitioners.
All applicants will be notified of the outcome by Aug 2023.
For more information on the residency and application process, please click here.
Deadline: 30 April 2023, Sun (11:59pm, GMT +8)
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay invites artists, curators, programmers, writers, researchers and practitioners across all disciplines in the performing arts to apply for the 2nd edition of the Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency 2024, taking place in Singapore from Apr to Jun 2024.
The Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency is a new artistic research development programme by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, supported by the National Arts Council, Singapore.
By providing its residents with the time and space for artistic inquiry, experimentation, development, research activities and opportunities for interdisciplinary and transcultural dialogues, the residency
aims to support creative research in contemporary performing arts.
The applications can be submitted through an open call. Each cycle will revolve around a thematic focus conceived to respond to critical issues in our present moment. In 2024, the residency proposes the
thematic focus Decentring Access.Support made available include:
· Stipend
· Shared-working space
· Studios when required
· Accommodation and international travel to/from Singapore, if from abroad.
· Resources for organising a public programme (to be further discussed with the residency team)
· Access to the Selection Panel for consultation to help strengthen research
· Access to other residents for peer feedback and support, if sought
· Programming support in the form of research connections, networking, etc.
Eligibility: Individuals working and researching within any discipline(s) in the performing arts in Singapore and across the world including artists, curators, programmers, writers, researchers and practitioners.
All applicants will be notified of the outcome by Aug 2023.
For more information on the residency and application process, please click here.