Without Walls Research & Development (R&D) investment
Without Walls invites artists and companies from any discipline to request R&D support for the development of new outdoor work for presentation in 2014 or 2015. Research and Development support We have a limited budget to invest in Research and Development (R&D) support for artists to create new shows for presentation in 2014 or 2015. We recognise that ambitious new work takes time to bring to fruition and that artists can benefit from the opportunity to explore new ideas as part of the development process, before committing to a production. We also know that this type of...
Read MoreR&D AWARD WINNERS 2012 ANNOUNCED
After receiving over 260 submissions for our Research and Development Awards 2012, the Without Walls consortium have carefully selected 12 artists and companies to receive an award of between £2000 and £5000 to invest in the creative development of their ideas. Those selected represent a diverse cross section of outdoor arts and we look forward to seeing the projects develop over the next year in readiness for performance in 2013: Bad Taste Cru – Faust Balbir Singh Dance Company – Hopscotch Breaking Cycles – Dung Beetle Cooper Films – as yet untitled Gandini Juggling...
Read More‘TROLLEYS’ WINS THE ARGUS ANGEL AWARD
London’s C-12 Dance Theatre, in collaboration with Australian choreographer Shaun Parker, are delighted to announce that their latest Without Walls commission Trolleys has been awarded ‘The Argus Angel Award’ which is given in recognition of artistic excellence at Brighton Festival and Fringe. Trolleys; part dance, part ballet, part outdoor spectacle, offers something for everybody as it breathes new life into the mundane and takes it’s audience on a thrilling ride. Five men and five shopping trolleys is all it takes. Read The Argus review to find out what makes this...
Read MoreREQUARDT AND ROSENBERG’S MOTOR SHOW OPENS TO CRITICAL ACCLAIM
Motor show, the second collaboration between experimental theatre director David Rosenberg and choreographer Frauke Requardt, opened in Brighton earlier this month to critical acclaim. Requardt and Rosenberg here build on the success of 2010′s Electric Hotel bringing to life the otherwise dull surroundings of a desolate car park to set the scene for their ‘motorised ballet’, combining character work, choreography and a richly atmospheric score by Ben and Max Ringham. Read the reviews from Total Theatre and WhatsOnStage to whet your appetite for this surreal yet beautiful...
Read MoreWITHOUT WALLS HAS A NEW CHAIR
Without Walls has appointed strategic planning expert Jo Burns as its new chair. “I am delighted to be invited in to Without Walls. This is an exciting and important initiative, establishing England’s outdoor artists and companies as among the best in the world and making sure that Without Walls provides the structures and support to help that happen. We are well underway, and these next two years of Arts Council support will be crucial. I’m working with an excellent team, all leaders in outdoor arts – it’s a thrilling thing to be doing!” Jo Burns,...
Read MoreGREAT FOOTAGE OF THAT’S THE WAY TO DO IT!
Red Herring – That’s the way to do it! from Time Won’t Wait on Vimeo. Photos: Chuck...
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