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18
February
Day 1:
The opening day of APAM 2014 featuring the welcome lunch, keynote event, opening ceremony and showcases not to be missed
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19
February
Day 2:
A jam-packed day of showcases and the first half of the pitch sessions, rounded up with an APAM first - the Curated Cabaret
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20
February
Day 3:
Meet the makers over breakfast, explore works on offer at mobile booths, listen to pitches and attend showcases in various locations
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21
February
Day 4:
Explore Brisbane's South Bank precinct as showcases take over QPAC, The Conservatorium and QUT Gardens Theatre
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22
February
Day 5:
A day not to be missed featuring showcases of large-scale works in dance, theatre and interdisciplinary arts and a very special closing event
Daily Schedule
18 February
8:00pm - 9:15pm
Dance
AM I
Shaun Parker & Company
AM I is a strikingly visual music and dance collaboration that investigates the quintessential meaning of 'I'.
19 February
11:30am - 1:00pm
Theatre
Michael James Manaia (NZ) by John Broughton
Taki Rua Productions
Twenty years after it first stunned audiences, this powerful story of a man returning from war to an unrecognisable world remains a must-see.
19 February
5:30pm - 5:55pm
Physical Theatre, Circus, Puppetry, Theatre
The Dream of the Thylacine
Erth Visual & Theatre Inc.
A stunning family theatre show incorporating myth and fact with life-like puppets to imagine the lost memories of the Tasmanian tiger.
19 February
8:30pm - 9:05pm
Dance
Black Project 1
Antony Hamilton Projects
Extreme sensory reduction and distillation lie at the core of this exploration of the chaos and instability of matter, time and space.
21 February
10:00am - 11:10am
Dance, Theatre
Driving Into Walls
Barking Gecko Theatre Company
Drawn from over 500 starkly honest interviews, Driving into Walls takes an intimate and confronting look at life as a teenager.
21 February
12:00pm - 1:15pm
Music, Theatre
dirtsong
Black Arm Band
Drawn wholly from Aboriginal Australia and set against a stunning backdrop of moving imagery and text, this large-scale musical production will stir the soul.
21 February
12:00pm - 1:15pm
Theatre
I'm Your Man
Roslyn Oades & Company
A sweaty, energy-fuelled study of masculinity, I’m Your Man is a compelling tale of courage and its cost.
21 February
3:45pm - 5:00pm
Music, Theatre
dirtsong
Black Arm Band
Drawn wholly from Aboriginal Australia and set against a stunning backdrop of moving imagery and text, this large-scale musical production will stir the soul.
21 February
6:15pm - 7:30pm
Theatre
I'm Your Man
Roslyn Oades & Company
A sweaty, energy-fuelled study of masculinity, I’m Your Man is a compelling tale of courage and its cost.