Thursday 20 March |
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From 6pm
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Registration |
7pm
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Welcome to participants and introductions – round |
8.30pm
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Shared meal – bring a plate |
9pm
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confirmation of programme |
Friday 21 March |
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8.30-9am
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coffee, house-keeping & programme |
9-10.30am
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physical warm-up session led by Jessica Sutherland; wear working clothes, no jewellery, and arrive by 10 to 9 at the latest to be ready to start on the dot of 9! |
10.30-10.45
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morning tea |
10.45-12.30
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Panel Discussion: Giving & Receiving Feedback, with input from last year’s presenting artists and other practitioners including Jan Bolwell. |
12.30-1.30pm
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lunch |
1.30-3.30pm
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Two readings, each approximately 15-20 mins followed by discussion. First Jan Bolwell with a new script about the painter Frances Hodgkins, and second Diane Spodarek with In the Cellar of my Heart, a solo. |
3.30-4pm
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Afternoon tea |
4-6pm
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Janet Dunn – live thesis presentation; followed by provocations by Rachel Baker for actors and directors. Approximately one hour each. |
6-7.30pm
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Dinner break |
7.30pm
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Presentations: Helen Varley Jamieson presenting Magdalena Sin Fronteras (Cuba), and Nancy Fullford presenting Odin Week. |
Saturday 22 March |
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8.30-9am
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coffee, house-keeping & programme |
9-10am
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physical warm-up session: kathakali with Noel Meek; barefoot. |
10-10.15
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morning tea |
10.15-12.30
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Visions of Wild Women – Kaz Funky Blue; followed by Nancy Fullford presenting about the performing arts in the Cook Islands. |
12.30-1.30pm
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lunch |
1.30-3.30pm
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Panel Discussion: Training, facilitated by Jessica Sutherland, with input from those who are providing the morning training sessions and others. |
3.30-4pm
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Afternoon tea |
4-6pm
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Work-in-progress presentation: a gesture through the flames by Helen Varley Jamieson – cyberformance. 15 mins, followed by discussion. And if we finish early we can go out to Paekakariki early and swim in the ocean. |
dep. 6.30pm
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Excursion to Paekakariki to see Gaylene Preston’s new film Lovely RITA, about the painter Rita Angus. This event is organised by the Paekakariki Film Club and costs $12, which includes food and the film. The programme begins at 7.30pm (eat and mingle with Gaylene) and the film will be screened at 8.30pm. BYO beer/wine. |
Sunday 23 March |
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10-11.30am
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Training with Tine Madsen, physical and voice work. |
11.45-1pm
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open rehearsal with Sugu Pillay and four actors, working on the physicalisation of scenes from her script about the “torpedo women”, female Tamil Tigers. |
1-2pm
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lunch |
2-6pm
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open rehearsal: improvisation session working on Jade Valour’s Salomé |
6pm
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Dinner break |
7.30pm
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Participant presentations: Jaki Trolove, Jade Valour |
Monday 24 March |
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8.30-9am
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coffee, house-keeping & programme |
9-10am
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physical warm-up session with Melissa Billington: yoga training |
10-10.15
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morning tea |
10.15-12.30
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Panel Discussion: Community Arts & Activism, facilitated by Madeline McNamara with input from Noel Meek (People Theatre), Chrissie Butler & Keiran Monaghan (Interloper), Heather Timms and others. |
12.30-1.30pm
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lunch |
1.30-3.30pm
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Work-in-progress presentation: The Bonekeeper by Helen Moran; followed by discussion. |
3.30-4pm
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Afternoon tea |
4-6pm
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Work-in-progress presentation: Madeline McNamara; followed by discussion. |
6-7.00pm
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Dinner break |
7-8pm
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Closing round |
8pm
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Concert and party |
Tuesday 25 March |
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8.30-9am
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coffee, house-keeping & programme |
9-10am
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physical warm-up session with Diane Spodarek – hatha yoga for stress and deep relaxation. |
10-10.30
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morning tea |
10.30-11.15
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Magdalena Aotearoa not-the-AGM |
11.30-1pm
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Panel Discussion: Arts Infrastructure: facilitated by Helen Varley Jamieson with speakers including Martin Rogers (WCC), Emily Buttle and Matthew Simcock (Empress Stilt Dance). |
1-2pm
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lunch |
2-3pm
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clean up & pack-out |