Expeditions 2022

Expeditions – A unique creative opportunity to support mid-career and established artists in western australia.

THE OPPORTUNITY

EXPEDITIONS will support the development of two unproduced works from independent mid-career artists or collectives, along with access to a minimum of two weeks free venue and rehearsal space, technical and equipment hire and support from our artistic and producing teams.

Applicants will apply to The Last Great Hunt pitching a team (minimum of 2 or more creatives) and a creative rationale of a project they are wishing to develop into a production. The development may be a script development, a devising process focusing on a particular element of the work, or an exploration of a new idea or form.

We welcome applications from all live performance art forms i.e. dance, movement, performance art and puppetry.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?

EXPEDITIONS is for mid-career artists and established WA artists. (i.e. Artists with at least 5 years of demonstrated creative practice.)

We welcome applications from artists who are regionally based and artists working across different art forms in live performance.

We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, regional residents and people who identify as culturally and linguistically diverse.

WHAT’S ON OFFER?

  • Successful applicants will be provided up to $15,000 (equivalent to 12 full-time work weeks) to be used to pay for the creative team of their choosing at MEAA rates. This will be administered by The Last Great Hunt in consultation with the Creative Lead.
  • Artistic Support from The Last Great Hunt’s Core Artists (subject to availability) and producing support from The Last Great Hunt’s producing team.
  • Approximately 2 weeks access to a Creative Development Space to be used in 2022 (subject to availability)
  • A possible showing and engagement opportunity utilising TLGH networks.
  • Video and photographic documentation of your work-in-progress
  • Use of available company equipment and materials

Important dates

  • Applications Open: 12pm, Wednesday, 17th November
  • Applications Close: 5pm, Wednesday, 1st December
  • Application Outcome: Week of 13th December
  • APPLICATIONS HAVE NOW CLOSED

HOW TO APPLY

  • Please download the Application Pack above.
  • You are free to write your answers or record yourself on camera. Please see further submission info and guidelines in the Application Pack.
  • Please email your application to our Programs Manager – Alexander Egloff at alex@thelastgreathunt.com.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

The Last Great Hunt wants to work with and support people from a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences.

Artists who are First Nations, living with disabilities, identify as LGBTIQ+, are from culturally diverse backgrounds, or are part of another minority group are actively encouraged to apply.

ABOUT THE LAST GREAT HUNT

The Last Great Hunt is a collective of Perth-based theatre makers: Gita Bezard, Adriane Daff, Jeffrey Jay Fowler, Arielle Gray, Chris Isaacs and Tim Watts. We are creators, innovators, and above all else, explorers. Within each show we hunt for new ideas and new ways of connecting with our audience.

We make a range of new and exciting theatre in a variety of forms and styles, including new writing, visual and physical theatre and interactive experiences. We strive to give our audience an engaging, challenging and moving night out at the theatre.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

The Last Great Hunt acknowledges the first peoples of the lands on which we live, play, and work.

We are on the lands of the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation, and the lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation.

We pay our respects to these traditional custodians who have nurtured and cared for the land we are on, and we honour their Elders past and present.

We recognise these nations and their long and ongoing contribution to the cultural and environmental landscape we operate within.

Sovereignty of these lands was never ceded.

For more information on these nations and their treasured cultures visit: Noongar Nation and Eora Nation