1. Actor – one male playing age 35 – 45.
2. Actor – one female playing age 35 -45
3. Lighting Designer
4. Stage Manager
‘The Wardrobe’ is a re-work of the English stage production by Kate Wyvill called ‘Going Potty’ which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2004, followed by a tour of the West Midlands in 2006 and a 4 week season in London in 2007. Further details about the UK production can be found at: www.sanityproductions.com
Please email expressions of interest to Kate Wyvill at kwyvill@attglobal.net or mail to PO Box 457, Parap, NT 0820.
Contact Kate Wyvill on 0458 577 511 if you require any further information.
Closing date for applications: Friday 13th August 2010.

JOB ID:

Applications Close: Friday, August 20, 2010

Organisation: Brown’s Mart Arts Ltd. – Darwin’s Multi-Arts Precinct and Performance Production House

Opportunity Type: Full Time Employment

Salary Range: $70 000 – $75 000 pa ++

Location: Darwin, Northern Territory

Browns Mart Arts Ltd, a company formed to develop the Arts and Performance in the Northern Territory and to manage the Browns Mart Venue, seeks a suitably qualified Business Manager.

Application

Interested applicants must obtain a Position Outline as the information contained in the Outline will be used in the assessment of applications. To obtain a Outline please download the Business Manager Application Outline or email creative@brownsmart.com.au.

Responsibilities:

The primary responsibility of this position is to proactively manage the business functions of Brown’s Mart Arts Ltd. and to deliver the strategic creative & operational requirements of the company.

Required Skills and Experience:

Senior business management skills and staff leadership experience within a similar environment

Highly-developed financial management skills, particularly in the areas of budgeting and financial reporting and control.

Ability to manage key areas of the business unit inclusive of staffing, administration and marketing,

We are seeking volunteers to help us set up this incredibly useful resource.

Chipping away at the bookshelves whenever we get a spare moment, we have already catalogued over 200 plays, but there are still gems waiting to be unearthed. If you can spare a few hours out of a day, or wouldn’t mind curling up of an evening with an arm full of theatrical sheaves, please contact 32˚ on 8981 6876 or email admin@brownsmart.com.au

Love a good musical? Ever wanted to have a go but been just a little to shy? Well hide no more ladies because “Tru Razzle” cabaret classes have come to Darwin and will help you to discover the inner performer or theatre buff inside you!

Don’t worry if you can’t dance, sing or act like the big Broadway Divas – that’s not who these classes are for. You will be encouraged to just experience the fun of musical theatre in a safe, supportive environment and who knows what talents you will uncover along the way!

Of course, if you are bit of a hand at performing, then these classes will add a bit of “sparkle” to those existing talents.
And for those who don’t necessarily want to be out front, there will be plenty of backstage or support roles needed for future shows.

At the end of the 8 week journey, you can be involved in “Chicago Nights” that will have enough razzle dazzle to shake the shyest girl out of her lounge room and onto centre stage!!

So dust off those fishnets and sequins ladies, and join us at Brown’s Mart from the 21st of June for an incredible 8 weeks of musical theatre fun and frivolity!
You’ll never be the same again!

Register at venue@brownsmart.com.au
$80 deposit down – remainder can be paid over 8 weeks.
Classes start Monday 21st June for 8 weeks.

Time: 7.00pm to 9pm
Venue: Brown’s Mart (rehearsal space upstairs)

For more information contact info@ntwriters.com.au or ring 08 8941 2651

Download info here

Since starting, tutors Daniel Cunningham and Ella Watson-Russell have focussed on warm-up and preparation techniques, the speaking voice, script analysis, the use of self as a dramatic source, Theatre craft, Greek theatre, working in the abstract, Commedia del’ Arte, Theatre of the Middle Ages, Clowning and Buffon.

Miranda Tapsell’s out-of-depth clown

In weeks to come, the group will work on generating original material for performance as well as approaching Shakespeare.
Feedback from participants has highlighted the lack of intensive training of this kind for actors in Darwin. “It’s so great to actually have the time to sink your teeth into this stuff” said one participant.
“As the weeks progress it has become clear that the skills base of the participants has grown hugely” says tutor Daniel Cunningham. “They have a remarkable ability to work as an ensemble for a group who have been together for such a short time. They support each other wonderfully and some of the work they are producing is not only hilarious, but touching and sophisticated as well.”

Tutor's respond to Buffon work of Company1

Splendid is open to young and emerging artists (under 30 years old or in the first 5 years of their practice) who work in the visual arts, theatre, dance, design, installation, architecture, digital media, sound, text, community arts and other creative pursuits.

The program includes a residential Arts Lab, mentorship and opportunities to promote your work to major festival audiences in Australia and internationally.

Selected cross-artform projects developed in the Lab will be designed to premiere at Splendour in the Grass 2011 and other music festivals.

Splendid Arts Lab: 29 July to 13 August, 2010

Artist Initiated Residencies
Closing date: 4 May 2010

The Inter-Arts office supports artists to initiate residencies for professional development working in interdisciplinary and hybrid arts.

Applications are encouraged from artists in all states and territories, regardless of where the residency takes place.

Inter-Arts Projects
Closing date: 1 December 2010

Inter-Arts Project grants support artists investigating emerging artistic practice through interdisciplinary and hybrid arts.

We welcome applications from artists exploring participatory experiences such as:
live performance and/or inter-activity in networked environments
creative agency for audiences, thus blurring the lines between ‘creator’ and ‘viewer’
mixed or augmented realities that enhance public space and facilitate the interaction between diverse communities.
innovative processes for artistic collaborations that involve new partners and resources
All applicants are encouraged to contact Inter-Arts staff to discuss proposals before applying.

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