Brophy Family and Youth Services
Education
A collaborative response to youth disengagement in regional Victoria
ProjectMalthouse Regional Performance Projects
Amount$75,000 over three years
Date2011
ProgramPast Programs | Arts and Culture
TRUST OBJECTIVES | PROJECT OBJECTIVES |
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This grant was approved under our previous grants policy | |
Supporting Indigenous Victoria | Providing a platform for, and challenging mainstream conceptions of, contemporary Indigenous performance |
Building organisational capacity | Enabling the development of an extensive network of relationships across artistic and community groups in Victoria |
Extending opportunity | Commissioning new works from regional Victorian artists |
Collaboration and partnership | Working with individual artists, regional community groups, clubs and venues, and Vic Health |
Exploring relationships between theatre practitioners and regional communities
A new pilot for Malthouse Theatre provided professional opportunities to create innovative work derived from the specific interests of different communities in regional Victoria
Malthouse Regional Performance Projects (MRPP) engaged with regional communities to express the diversity of Australian experiences on to the stage. The pilot project took place over three and a half years, evolving as it developed.
Snapshot:
"Jason Tamiru (Producer, Blak Cabaret) said he wanted audiences to laugh, cry, think, and maybe feel a little uncomfortable. And even come away enlightened. He’s succeeded in bucket-loads." Liza Dezfouli, Australian Stage
Education
A collaborative response to youth disengagement in regional Victoria
Community
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Past Programs | Arts and Culture
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Past Programs | Environment
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Past Programs | Health
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