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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
19 February
10:00am - 10:15am
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts, Theatre
Crawl Me Blood
My Darling Patricia and Aphids
Inspired by the writing of Dominican author Jean Rhys, Crawl Me Blood is an immersive installation featuring audio-documentary and music.
19 February
10:15am - 10:30am
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts, Theatre
Endings
Tamara Saulwick
Part chamber concert and part performance work, Endings uses portable turntables, reel-to-reel tape players and live performance to explore the ending of things.
19 February
10:30am - 10:45am
Music, Theatre
Buried Country (working title) by Reg Cribb, original concept by Michael Tuahine
Queensland Theatre Company
In the style of The Sapphires, 'Buried Country (working title)' is an irreverent, joyous musical celebration of the history of Indigenous Australian Country and Western music.
19 February
3:45pm - 4:00pm
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts, Large Scale, Site Specific and/or Outdoor
black market
pvi collective
black market is a participatory experience that blends game play with live performance for a real world taste of an underground exchange economy.
19 February
4:00pm - 4:15pm
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts
Miss Universe
Tristan Meecham
Miss Universe is an outrageous battle between Grace Jones and Tristan Meecham inspired by aspirational culture, the fame monster and the myth of achieving your ultimate dreams.
19 February
4:15pm - 4:30pm
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts
Since I Suppose
one step at a time like this
Since I Suppose takes you on an immersive journey through the city and its places of power and pleasure incorporating digital technologies, intimate interactions and (some of) Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure.
19 February
4:30pm - 4:45pm
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts, Music
The Painted Ladies: Selections from The Loner
Luke Peacock, Vic Simms, The Medics, Plus One Records, Carbon Media and others
The Painted Ladies project sees the next generation of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists take Australia’s first black protest album and make it their own.
20 February
11:45am - 12:00pm
Theatre
Butterfly Man
Humphrey Bower / Night Train Productions
The Butterfly Man is a virtuoso one-man performance, a thrilling whodunit and a profound inquiry into the nature of the self.
20 February
12:00pm - 12:15pm
Theatre
Jack and the Beanstalk
Jeff Stein and Chiara Guidi
A new version of Jack and the Beanstalk that takes children on a wondrous adventure with theatrical storytelling, live music and puppetry.
20 February
12:15pm - 12:30pm
Interdisciplinary / Hybrid Arts, Theatre
Separation Street
Polyglot Theatre and The Suitcase Royale
Separation Street is a daring new experience where adults and children each undertake a separate theatrical journey within the one performance.
20 February
12:30pm - 12:45pm
Theatre
The Trouble with Harry
MKA: Theatre of New Writing
The Trouble with Harry rips back the curtains on the notorious 'Man-Woman’ murderer case of 1920s Sydney in a playful new work about secret lives and secret deaths.
20 February
3:45pm - 4:00pm
Dance
Live Movie
Lucy Guerin Inc
Live Movie is a cinematically inspired dance work that uses the medium of film as a choreographic score
20 February
4:00pm - 4:15pm
Dance
Long Grass
Vicki Van Hout
Long Grass is a dynamic new dance work that looks at the consequences of government intervention and at life in the margins.
20 February
4:15pm - 4:30pm
Physical Theatre, Circus, Puppetry
SEA (NZ)
Red Leap Theatre
SEA is a gripping cautionary tale told through dynamic physical theatre, striking sea creature imagery and the power of imagination.
20 February
4:30pm - 4:45pm
Physical Theatre, Circus
The Tale of Samulnori
Legs On The Wall and AsiaNow
An exhilarating cross-cultural collaboration, The Tale of Samulnori is a modern fable that celebrates and plays with ideas about what theatre can be.
