STAB Commissions 2010 - you got an idea?

06 November 2009

Organisation/person name:

BATS Theatre

Work type:

Contract

Work classification:

OTHER

Job description:

With STAB 2009 in full swing, we hope the creative juices are flowing, people are being inspired, and ideas for next year’s STAB shows are being formulated... We’re keen to get the word out to all New Zealanders involved in dance, theatre, opera, music, film, magic, interactive media – pretty much any performance medium!

BATS Theatre welcomes all who want to try out new ideas to apply for the 2010 STAB Commission. 2010 is the fifteenth year of the STAB Commission and season at BATS Theatre and WE WANT YOU!

Creative New Zealand funds BATS to commission 2 or 3 performance works from around New Zealand which pioneer new examples of theatrical innovation.

STAB is a great seeding ground for new work and new ideas, we like to think... 2008 STAB show Apollo 13: Mission Control was announced within the 2010 NZ International Arts Festival, and 2007 STAB show The Kreutzer was in both the Auckland and Christchurch Festivals this year.

The works can be thought up and created anywhere in New Zealand, and will premiere in Wellington.

Come pitch your vision to BATS and potentially be commissioned to turn it into a cutting edge performance experience in Oct/Nov 2010. We’ve made some changes to STAB 2010 – there is more lead in time, and more money. We’d love to have you stretch your theatrical muscles with us!

Expressions of interest forms are due at BATS by 5pm Monday 30 November 2009. For more information and expression of interest forms, contact Steph on steph@bats.co.nz or (04) 802 4176.

Opportunity location:

Wellington

Key skills sought:

Creative ideas, collaborative instincts, desire to try new thoughts.

End date:

Monday, 30 November 2009

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

38000

Closing date:

Monday, 30 November 2009

Contact details:

Steph Walker

steph@bats.co.nz

Ph. 802 4176

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