Call for projects: Short Works Feminist Performance Festival
MainLine Theatre & Revolution They Wrote
Call For Submissions: MainLine Theatre and Revolution They Wrote
Short Works Feminist Theatre & Performance Festival
Revolution They Wrote and MainLine Theatre are proud to present the third annual Short Works Feminist Theatre Festival. A 3 day event which showcases new short works of feminist performance and art. The goal is to create a space for feminist artists of all backgrounds to, gather, develop, and produce short works that explore themes of intersectional feminism.
What does feminist theatre and performance mean? We are open to any style or approach, however for a work to be considered feminist it needs to center on equality and the intersections of gendered oppression.
There is no cost to be a part of this festival or to receive its benefits.
The process:
* Proposals will be accepted until December 15, 2016.
* A jury will select the proposals to be supported by January 1.
* Over the course of 2017, the selected creators will begin work and will be given:
- One-on-one feminist dramaturgical support from the festival’s - artistic director;
- Access to 10 hours of rehearsal space at MainLine Theatre;
- Additional rehearsal space on a case by case basis;
- A public reading or performance of the work at the festival;
- A percentage of the box office funds based on the value of the opportunity;
- Other production-related support: promotional, technical and administrative.
The submission form found on our website: https://revolutiontheywrote.com/submissions/submission-form/-
For questions please contact Artistic Director, Emily Schon at revolutiontheywrote@gmail.com.
Pour âges / For ages 18+
Pas de retardataires / No latecomers
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