Steamworks ARTS
Steamworks Arts has created, presented and produced over 30 new Australian works in collaboration with artists working across theatre, contemporary dance, circus, new music, film & hybrids. Productions have garnered critical acclaim & toured regionally, nationally and internationally.
We believe that the Arts DOES change lives and are committed to shaping an Australian performing arts culture that reflects and engages with our changing society and our region, while championing the voice, presence and creativity of women in performance.
We believe that the Arts DOES change lives and are committed to shaping an Australian performing arts culture that reflects and engages with our changing society and our region, while championing the voice, presence and creativity of women in performance.
歸屬 GUI SHU (Belong)
An evocative cross cultural, creative collaboration between independent artists from Taiwan & Australia
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歸屬 GUI SHU (Belong)
#thatwomanjulia
A solo dance theatre work that explores misogyny, sexism and the political body
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#thatwomanjulia
Steamworks Arts acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past and present.
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News
GUI SHU (belong) Vision Residency PICA Perth
GUI SHU (BELONG) vision residency at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) from 5 - 11 November.
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GUI SHU (belong) Vision Residency PICA Perth
BORAK ARTS SERIES at OzAsia Festival
Steamworks Arts Director Sally Richardson and GUI SHU (BELONG) producer Jen Leys from Performing Lines WA head to Adelaide Oct 30 - Nov 4 for Borak Arts Series.
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BORAK ARTS SERIES at OzAsia Festival
KIRA O'REILLY WORKSHOP
Steamworks Arts Director Sally Richardson selected for Masterclass workshops at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts with leading performance artist Kira O'Reilly.
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KIRA O'REILLY WORKSHOP
Latest News
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ADAM 2018
Up and coming events
Steamworks heads into a busy time in the coming month with Director Sally Richardson heading to Tasmania in February to commence the Australia Council Arts Leaders Program.
With residences in Launceston and mid-year in Jakarta in Indonesia, this program of professional development offers an exciting range of activities over 2019. In March the team from GUI SHU and #thatwomanjulia will meet in Melbourne to showcase both projects as part of the Open Studios program at the DANCE MASSIVE Festival.
Exciting times ahead!!
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