Learn how to get your show on the road!

When: Wednesday 15 July, 2pm – 3:30pm

Where: Zoom

Cost: FREE! In fact participants will get paid a small fee of $100 for providing feedback about the workshop.

Application: As places are limited, we’re asking potential participants to complete a very simple Expression Of Interest by 5pm Wednesday 6 July

APPLY NOW: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5R3STCR

Presented by Arts On Tour and Accessible Arts

 

ABOUT

Got an idea for a new show? Want to take it on the road but not sure how to do it? Then Touring Lab is for you!

Designed for independent arts practitioners with disability or who are Deaf as well as disability-led arts companies who are new to touring or who want to learn more about performing arts touring in regional Australia, the Arts On Tour Touring Lab will provide practical advice and support, as well as networking opportunities.

In the style of a conversation, Arts on Tour will talk through the questions listed below and will also encourage your questions. Arts on Tour is keen to hear from artists with disability about the challenges of getting your work out to a wider audience.

• What is Arts on Tour?
• Is my show tour-ready?
• How do I sell my show? What are presenters looking for?
• How do I start a relationship with a venue around touring?
• How do I build an itinerary, develop a touring budget, and work out fees?

This workshop will be hosted by Kate Gaul from Arts On Tour, and choreographer Bonnie Curtis. And participants will get paid a small fee of $100 for providing feedback about the workshop via a post-event survey.

Arts On Tour

Arts on Tour’s overarching purpose is to bring culturally distinctive and resonant arts experiences to regional and remote towns across Australia, and maximise the lasting impact of this activity for communities and audiences, artists and the sector. https://artsontour.com.au/

Kate Gaul

Kate has had a 20-year career as a distinctive and inventive writer, director, designer and theatremaker. Kate has directed productions for a range of companies including Pinchgut Opera, Belvoir St Theatre, Ensemble Theatre, Griffin Theatre and Melbourne Theatre Company. Kate is the Artistic Director of Siren Theatre: https://www.sirentheatreco.com/

Bonnie Curtis

Bonnie is a multi-faceted artist who has worked as a producer, director, choreographer and performer in works for film, installation and live performance. Her creations and collaborations have been featured at ImPulsTanz, Museum Moderner Kunst (AT), Girona Film Festival (ES), Quadstock Music Festival (US), CinéWomen|Womenartconnect (EU), Asia International Youth Short Film Exhibition (CN), Biennale of Sydney, Sydney World Film Festival, and Sydney Fringe Festival (AU), among others. https://bonniecurtisprojects.com/artisticdirector/

 

ENQUIRIES

For further information or to request information in a different format, please contact our Arts Development and Training Manager, Liz Martin on lmartin@aarts.net.au or via 02 8379 3102

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