The plan for 2018 is to reinvest ourselves in theatre production and move into some interesting social areas. We have one piece picked, but more on that as it develops.
DecadesOut has expanded the goals of the Launch Pad Series to include theatrical works by performances artists, choreographers and digital artists (inc film and video). DecadesOut will focus on the development of new work by emerging and established artists. There will be a focus on work that fit squarely within the company’s mission.
The mission of the Series is to give theatre artists (including writers and directors) a place to explore a piece's themes, ideas, and theatrical structures in order to help it reach the next level which could include a workshop or an initial production.
The Launch Pad Development Series of New Theatre was started in 2009 as part of DecadesOut's core mission. Through it, we have introduced short and full length plays. The initial development process of the Series consists of readings and presentations. These will be done in coordination with production companies and exhibition spaces in the hopes of introducing the work to a greater audience that could help it achieve full production.
Here are the Submission Guidlines.
The Puffin Foundation has awarded DecadesOut a 2017 grant for its development of the online series, The Science of Violence.
The SPARK Project aims to facilitate and share creative communication between scientists and artists. DecadesOut will curate and support conversations between artists and scientists...
The Puffin Foundation has awarded DecadesOut a 2015 filmmaking grant for its development of the documentary short, The Weather Project.
The Puffin Foundation has awarded DecadesOut a 2017 grant for its development of the online series, The Science of Violence.
The SPARK Project aims to facilitate and share creative communication between scientists and artists. DecadesOut will curate and support conversations between artists and scientists...
The Puffin Foundation has awarded DecadesOut a 2015 filmmaking grant for its development of the documentary short, The Weather Project.