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International Conference on Performing Arts Managament Today
A professional conference open to arts managers, arts administrators, arts management educators and consultants, arts entrepreneurs, fundraisers, producers, arts agents and talent managers working in various artistic disciplines from all over the world interested in the research of topical questions and processes in contemporary performing arts administration and training. The conference is scheduled for December 2013 in Leitring bei Leibnitz, Austria.
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Season of Voice Workshops in Mumbai
Another amazing season of workshops put together by Padma Damodaran, program head for Performance Training and Development of Theatre Professionals, Mumbai. Last quarter it was a season of Physical Theatre Workshops that explored Commedia, Clown, and Chorus. This season, we address a much needed aspect of performance, the Voice and we do it through three highly interesting approaches.
Dr Sadhna Naik, who trained at the NYU Tisch School amongst other places explores Voice and the Actor (11 to 16 February 2013), Sunil Shanbag, who needs little introduction, looks at the Voice and the Scene (4 to 9 March), and finally Deshik Vansadia, who trained with Kristian Linklater and worked at Shakespeare and Co in the US, looks at Voice and Shakespeare (25 to 30 March).
Click here for further details, application procedure and workshop fees
Applications for Australia-India Council (AIC) Grant Round
The Australia-India Council (AIC) welcomes funding applications from individuals and organisations in Australia for projects which are likely to promote long-term contact and cooperation between Australia and India. AIC grants are intended to provide seed funds for innovative proposals relevant to the mission and goals of the Council. The next grant round for the AIC is opened. Click here for details.
The closing time for the lodgement of applications is midnight (AEDST) Tuesday 12 Feb 2013. No late applications will be accepted. Applications must be submitted online through the link above. For this grant round – the Council will give priority to projects in the following areas (listed in order): Public Policy Activities (including media links) Science/Technology/Environment Social initiatives (including public health and sport) Education The Arts (including literature and film)
Also please note that
"Individual applicants must be Australian citizens or Australian permanent residents. Individuals and organisations from India are not generally permitted to apply funding assistance. If the project has an Australian partner, that partner should apply for the funding assistance. Individuals or organisations from India who do not have an Australian partner must contact AIC India to discuss their proposal".
