OPEN CALL: Residency and presentation at imagetanz 2021

With Handle with care selected by BEATE two artists or groups receive the opportunity to complete a 1-week residency during the festival imagetanz at brut and will open their working process in a presentation to the public at the end of the week.
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OPEN CALL: Residency and presentation at imagetanz 2021
 

Handle with care selected by BEATE

Within the format Handle with care brut regularly opens rehearsal processes to the public and creates space for dialogue and exchange. Artists try out parts of their work in front of a small audience, collect feedback and turn spectators into accomplices.

Handle with care selected by BEATE will be a special edition during the festival imagetanz 2021 at brut. BEATE (Brut’s Engaged Audience as Theatre Experts) is the name of the audience club at brut, where engaged brut visitors attend rehearsals, showings and performances together to discuss and reflect about them, have talks with artists and experts and take part in brut’s season programming.

With Handle with care selected by BEATE two artists or groups receive the opportunity to complete a
1-week residency during the festival imagetanz at brut and will open their working process in a presentation to the public at the end of the week.

The audience club BEATE and brut are looking forward to applications for the 2 residencies!
Artists can apply with developed project plans, but also with initial project ideas.
 

What does the residency include?

-          1 week rehearsal time in a studio with limited technical setup

-          2 public presentations at the end of the week

-          400 Euros fee per person, max. 1000 Euros per group of 3 people or more.
 

Who can apply?
Vienna-based artists, who are in the early stages of their career or work in new artistic collaborations. The project plans/ideas should be in the field of choreography, dance and performance, and some work experience in this field is prerequisite. A correspondent educational background is not required.
Availability for rehearsals and presentations between 8.-22.03.2021.
 

How can you apply?
We request a short introduction on a maximum of 2 A4 pages in one PDF file, which – in a layout/design of your choice – takes the following questions / details into account:

Name and contact of the artist / group, how many people are you and how long have you been working together (please outline your background and development so far)? Which project can give us an idea of your work (if possible, with a video link to a recording and/or portfolio)? What are you currently working on, do you have a particular project or project idea that you can briefly describe (for already defined proposals, please include a rough timetable and details of where applications are planned)? How and for what exactly would you like to use the time of the residency? In what way could a presentation within Handle with care, meaning in a “safe environment”, be enriching for you? How important is the response of the audience to you? Which questions are currently occupying your thoughts? What do you long for in art? What has been particularly exciting to you lately?
 

Please send your application until 29.11.2020 with the subject “Handle with care BEATE” to dramaturgie@brut-wien.at as one PDF document.

Events

13.03.2020 - 14.03.2020

Handle with care selected by BEATE (Cancelled)

Contributions by Tanja Erhart & Katharina Senk / Julia Müllner

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