IETM Multi-location in Sydney (Wangal Land, Eora Nation)

The local Plenary meeting in Sydney (Wangal Land, Eora Nation), Australia, will be organised by our member Pippa Bailey in collaboration with Theatre Network NSW and with the support of Legs on the Wall. Please find below the introduction by the local host, as well as the local programme and practical information of the local meeting in Sydney.

Note that, at the moment, Australian borders are still closed and domestic travel is still limited. Participants based outside of Australia are therefore kindly invited to choose another location.

Introduction by the local host

Are you a performing arts worker or student interested in how Australian performance will continue to connect to other parts of the world?

You are invited to join a Sydney meeting connecting to the IETM international performing arts gathering ! Share your passion for the Australian Performing Arts live with people you may not know, hear provocations and pitches from international performance makers and connect to the global IETM meetings across 25 locations.

Many Australians have engaged with IETM in the past, and the Australia Council for the Arts have supported delegations to attend since 2009. I, Pippa Bailey, am a longstanding member and have been on the Advisory Group since 2016, keen to share insights and connections.

Registrations for this physical local meeting closed on 30 September. You can still join the the full online programme.

Maximum capacity: 40 participants

Programme

The following on-site programme of the local meeting in Sydney prepared by the local hosts will include the collective participation in the main IETM online programme (marked as working sessions on the page) on Friday 2 October only.

Participants in the local meeting in Sydney are therefore encouraged to follow the IETM online programme individually on Thursday 1 October before joining the physical local meeting in Sydney on Friday.

To connect to the online sessions of the main IETM online programme, please click on the title of the sessions below and you'll be redirected to the session page, where the link to connect is displayed.

CEST: Central European Summer Time / AEST: Australian Standard Eastern Time (local time in Sydney)

For any question regarding the local programme in Sydney, please get in touch directly with Pippa Bailey at pippa@pippabailey.com

Covid-19 regulations

Before booking your travel, please check the travel regulations of your destination as well as the ones of the country where you are based, which might still limit the destinations to which you can travel.

Please be aware that local Covid-19 regulations may affect your journey as well as the event until the very last minute. For the latest information please feel free to check the official governmental information here.

At the moment, Australian borders are still closed and even domestic travel is still limited.

Location

Legs on the Wall - The Red Box

91 Canal Road
Lilyfield NSW 2040

The Red Box is fully accessible with a disabled toilet located in the adjacent Office Building on the ground floor.

For any accessibility enquiries, please write directly to pippa@pippabailey.com.

Accessibility

It is our aim to make IETM meetings as accessible as possible. However, it may not be possible to offer services at every location and, therefore, we recommend that you check the accessibility conditions of the location of your interest.

In order to meet the needs as much as possible, we collect your access requirements when you create your account and register for the meeting. Regarding speech-to-text captioning, we can only guarantee captions for the main IETM online programme (marked as working sessions on the page).

If you have any questions regarding the overall accessibility of the local meeting in Sydney, you are welcome to write to our Production Officer at francisca.salgueiro@ietm.org.

Contact

For any question regarding the local meeting in Sydney, please get in touch directly with Pippa Bailey at pippa@pippabailey.com.

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