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Building Your Tour and Working with Venues

Last updated on July 16th, 2024 at 10:52 am

Webinar #10

Discover how to prepare for your tour including organising bump-in at various venues, logistics and fees.

Speakers:

Bindi Green – Manager, Touring, Regional Arts Victoria
Joel Carnegie – Artistic Director, The Space Company
Sophie Lampel – Artistic Director, Essential Theatre
Penny McCabe – Senior Producer Programming and Creative Engine, Geelong Arts Centre
Host: Lyall Brooks – Artistic Director, Lab Kelpie on behalf of Regional Arts Victoria

Accessibility:

Optional Closed Captions

Duration:

59 mins

Recorded on 8 June 2022, this Tour School Webinar is presented by Regional Arts Victoria and supported by the Australian Government’s RISE fund.