Registrations close Tuesday 31 January 2012 for performers and companies to be part of Brisbane’s 2012 Anywhere Theatre Festival. The 2012 Anywhere Theatre Festival is inviting performers from around Brisbane to register to be part of the only festival in the world for performances anywhere but a theatre. Due to hit Brisbane and surrounds 10-19 [...]
Posted: January 20th, 2012 under News.
Sounds a bit close? Don’t worry, get your idea registered by the deadline and you’ve then got until 28 February to confirm your details for the program. The Anywhere Theatre Festival is for performances anywhere but a theatre. Performances at the inaugural 2011 festival were in boxing rings, cars, parks, alleys, homes, online… anywhere, but [...]
Posted: January 10th, 2012 under News.
Global and performers and companies have until 31 January to register their idea to take part in a world first festival happening anywhere this 10-19 May 2012. For only AU$100, international performers and companies can perform an online production in the Anywhere Theatre Festival – a festival for performance anywhere but a theatre. The inaugural [...]
Posted: January 9th, 2012 under News.
If you’ve visited the site here in the last couple of weeks you may already know about our successful Arts Queensland funding application. This is great for us and even better for anyone who registers for the only fringe festival for performance anywhere but theatres. Why…? It allows us to reduce the registration price to the [...]
Posted: January 6th, 2012 under News.
A new year and a new voice joins the Anywhere Festival twitterverse We are very excited to announce that as of today the second of January 2012 Kelly Wong aka @kellyyyllek is taking over the @anywherefest twitter account as our Tweeter in Residence. Kelly will be tweeting on anything connected to the festival and anywhere [...]
Posted: January 3rd, 2012 under News.
Christmas has come early for Brisbane theatre lovers with the announcement that the Anywhere Theatre Festival has been awarded a Development and Presentation Grant by Arts Queensland. “After the huge success of its inaugural event earlier this year, Anywhere Theatre Festival will receive $48,875 towards facilitating and producing a follow-up event in 2012.” Arts Minister, Ms Rachel [...]
Posted: December 16th, 2011 under News.
Finance, Natural Resources and The Arts The Honourable Rachel Nolan 07/12/2011 30 arts projects awarded Development and Presentation Grants A Brisbane company travelling to Japan to perform for children, a Sunshine Coast non-fiction literary festival and a unique event that takes theatre to the streets are among 30 Queensland arts projects to be awarded a [...]
Posted: December 7th, 2011 under News.
Anywhere Theatre Festival and Sunshine Coast Council are excited to announce a two hour workshop for a limited number of performers and producers running 3 Feb 2012
Posted: December 4th, 2011 under News.
With days to go before the early bird registration deadline of 30 November 2011, now is the time to register your interest to perform at the Anywhere Theatre Festival running 10-19 May 2012. The Anywhere Theatre Festival is a fringe festival in the mould of Edinburgh and Melbourne with a twist – you can perform [...]
Posted: November 24th, 2011 under News.
Anywhere Theatre Festival Director Paul Osuch presented at TEDxBrisbane about the root of the idea that resulted in Anywhere Theatre Festival. To hear more about the idea and some of the frankly surprising research that informed the festival, click on the image below
Posted: November 14th, 2011 under News.
