TEAM are offering a placement on WalesLab’s Summercamp

Summercamp is part of National Theatre Wales’ initiative for emerging artists and new theatre ideas. It takes the shape of a two-week residency for up to 20 artists from various artistic and cultural backgrounds and with different levels of experience. The camp is located within the…

Pontio, Bangor University 20 April 2015 - 1pm - 6pm

We know that freelance artists have to deal with a lot more than just making great work. So we’ve been programming a series of talks designed to support the development of administrative and business skills that contribute towards the professional lives of artists. …

Here's a short doc about what we all got up to at Summercamp last year.

There's still time to send in your application if you want to be a part of the action in 2015.

Go here for more info and to make your application: http://nationaltheatrewales.org/summercamp

This is always a really exciting time of year for me, as watch applications from artists interested in coming to Summercamp, I can start to imagine the make-up of the group, the potential collaborations and the sort of work that might be created. We've got just under 48hrs until the deadline arrives for this year Summercamp. I hope you want to be a part of it. But if you;re still unsure whether to put your name in the hat, here's my last ditch attempt at explaining to you why you…

WalesLab Projects - for support on initial research and development for new ideas for performance.

Deadline: noon 27th Feb

Emerging Producer - an opportunity to build your experience as a producer working to support the development of some future WalesLab projects.

Deadline:…

I'm really pleased to be able to announce that applications for this years camp are now open. You can find out more information on the WalesLab pages here but the short version is:

Summercamp is a two-week residency for up to 20 artists with varied artistic and cultural backgrounds and with different levels of experience. We locate them within the landscape of Wales to share processes and practices and…

I'm really pleased to be able to say that we will be livecasting the three main talks from this week's Huddle at Aberystwyth Arts Centre.

So if you cant make it to the beautiful sunny delight that is Aberystwyth, you'll still be able to hear (and ask questions) about ‘Selling your work to programmers, audience and the press’, ‘What a producer does and how they help Artists’ and hear Gill Ogden, Head of Performing Arts at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre talk about…

So here we are with our second of four Artist Huddles. These are events, programmed with the input of the NTW community, designed to support the development of administrative and business skills that contribute towards the professional lives of artists making performance work.

The next one will be talking place at Aberystwyth Arts Centre on the 11th Feb from…

Today we will be holding our first Artist Huddle - designed to support artists with the business side of being an artist.

We'll be joined by two fantastic speakers who will shedding shed on the mysteries of Tax and Company formation. All the places are now gone but you can watch the talks from 1pm via our LIVESTREAM page here: …

A little while ago I announced the new 'Artists Huddles' that are designed to support the development of skills contributing towards the professional lives of artists, beyond the rehearsal room.  You can read all the background on my previous blog post here.

The first Huddle of the series will be held at and hosted by Chapter Arts Centre on Monday 24th…

Hi Everyone

It’s been a little while since my last blog post featuring the next cohort of WalesLab artists (its been a busy Summer). But here it is… along with information and links to the pages of our first ever Emerging Producers, supporting the artists to carryout their research and development and starting to think about how these project may move forward in the future.

Projects kicking off Sep 14

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I know it seems to be getting more and more complicated now (Wales, Japan, London). Bear with me...

Our Japanese WalesLab artists (Underground Airport and Yo Nakamura) will be giving a presentation about their work and practice at a seminar called 'Young, Fearless and Limitless' at the Japan…

Way back in Apr 2013, NTW took the a show to Tokyo. Alan Harris' 'An Opporunity of Efficiency' was performed at the New National Theatre Tokyo, in Japanese, by a Japanese cast. In true NTW style the company took the opportunity to export the other aspects of the company's work too. Abdul held an Assembly, Katherine gave talks across the…

Hello,

This blog isn't written by me, but I would like to direct your attention to it anyway, so click the link to visit our Blogger page.

http://tinshedtheatre.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/kindness-has-its-own-language.html

Thanks

Justin

I'm here in Llanbedrog for a few days working on my WalesLab project - here is a little video blog about my progress...

Day 1 WalesLab from Rebecca Collins on Vimeo.

We're supporting Live Art Development Agency (LADA) with another year of DIY projects.

DIY is an opportunity for artists working in Live Art to conceive and run unusual training and professional development projects for other artists.

Last year we supported a project led by Nigel Barrett and Louise Mari called 'Probing Elvis' which took a group of…

So, there's now less than 24 hours before we close Summercamp to applications this year.

I thought i'd take this opportunity to give you 10 good reasons why you should be putting your name forward.

Here goes:

1. You'll grow your (international) networks - you'll meet interesting people who will question, challenge, entertain and engage you.
2. We'll take you to a beautiful part of…

I first heard them years ago

When, careless and light-hearted,

I thought not of coming woe,

Nor of bright days departed;

Now those hours are past and gone

When the strife of life is done,

Peace is found in heaven alone,

Say the bells of Aberdovey.

Clychau Aberdyfi/ The Bells of Aberdovey is a traditional song which refers to the village of Aberdyfi/ Aberdovey in Gwynedd, at the mouth of the River Dyfi on Cardigan Bay. The song is…