The home of youth arts 2019 PROGRAM
TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO SHOPFRONT ARTS CO-OP
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Daniel Potter, Executive Director/CEO Natalie Rose, Creative Director, and the Shopfront Artistic Team OUR SHOPFRONT MEMBERS
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MEMBERSHIP VOICE OF SHOPFRONT OUR PROGRAMS
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WORKSHOPS
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Drama & Performance Workshops Make a Show Film-making Workshops Technical Theatre Workshop CREATIVE KIDS & SHOPFRONT
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NDIS & SHOPFRONT
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EMERGING ARTISTS
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Art Park: Creative Drop-in Harness Ensemble ArtsLab Residency Open Shop Members’ Show and Pitch Night Scratch Nights SOCIALLY ENGAGED PROGRAMS
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PLAYWAVE
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2019 SEASON
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JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
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WORK WITH US
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SUPPORT US
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CONTACT US
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We would like to acknowledge the Bediagal and Kameygal people of the D’harawal nation who are the traditional custodians of the land on which Shopfront is built. We pay our respects to those elders past and present, and to all our emerging elders of the future.
WELCOME TO SHOPFRONT ARTS CO-OP
Shopfront Arts Co-op is the home of youth arts. We stand as Sydney’s only cross-art form organisation led by and dedicated to the artistry of Young People. For over four decades, Shopfront has amplified the voices of Young People. Supported by practising, professional artists, our members make bold and ambitious works of creative expression. We champion acts of artistic bravery. We are acknowledged for this bravery through awards, recognition and support of arts bodies, and by the thousands of people who have at one time or another in the last four decades considered Shopfront to be their second home. Being a member of Shopfront means you are part of something. Our co-operative is an inclusive community of artists sharing a common goal of making great art (and having a lot of fun along the way). In 2019 we commence work on our much awaited building upgrade. This is an exciting time in the history of Shopfront as we grow our building with a new state-of-the-art performance space and office space where we will welcome 6 additional community youth and arts organisations, and where we will support an additional 1,160 Young People in the first year. Alongside these major upgrades we will continue with our workshops, socially engaged programs, performances, and emerging artist opportunities that are so important to you and to us.
Our 2019 Shopfront Arts Co-op Program At Shopfront we are committed to sharing the unique stories that are not always seen on Australian stages. We aim to create art that represents us all. We support our Young Members through drama, film, script-writing, technical and multi-arts workshops through our specially tailored programs, and are committed to supporting emerging artists through our programs including our member productions and residency opportunities. Shopfront is an inclusive, safe and collaborative environment for all our members to learn, create and be empowered to let their imaginations run wild. In 2019, Shopfront will continue our focus on creating high quality artistic work that stands alongside the industry’s best. Through collaboration with professional artists and partnerships, we will maintain Shopfront’s place at the top of the youth arts sector nationally and internationally. Here is our 2019 program! We are excited to support new projects, new artists and new collaborations. This year is going to be another big one, continuing to grow, develop, explore and celebrate our future arts makers. Natalie Rose, Creative Director, and the Shopfront Artistic Team
As we strive to be the premier NSW destination for youth arts we won’t lose sight of our heritage as a grassroots creative hub, dreamt of and built by passionate Young People in South Sydney. Shopfront is theirs, it is ours, and in the future Shopfront will grow to belong to many more inspiring Young People. Daniel Potter Executive Director / CEO
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OUR SHOPFRONT MEMBERS At Shopfront, our very structure puts our Young People at the heart of our art and decision making. Just like our artistic practice, our organisation is also co-operative. As a co-op we exist for and are directed by our members. All of our Shopfront Young People are our members, and this co-op structure means that our Young People determine the purpose and rules of our co-op. As members they are equally entitled to vote on core issues that shape the co-op as a whole. Shopfront is a platform for emerging arts leaders. And we, as an organisation, are leaders in youth advocacy and consultation. From our first members in 1976 who fundraised to buy our very own building with 50-hour acta-thons, and with government and community support, a legacy of shared purpose has continued. Being a member of Shopfront means you are part of something. You are responsible for something. You aren’t just one Young Person trying to shout above the noise. Together we are a powerful collective.
MEMBERSHIP As a Shopfront Member you are invited to vote on important issues at our Annual General Meeting, you have access to discounted tickets and venue hire, you can pitch your idea for a Members’ Show, chat to your Shopfront Young Leader about issues concerning you, and receive members-only deals and opportunities from us and our partners. If you’re under the age of 26 and have enrolled in one of our programs, you’re a Shopfront Member for that calendar year and the next. If you’re aged 27 and over, membership is $25 per year and grants you all of the above!
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I have made what are sure to be lifelong friends at Shopfront. My favourite memories have been creating things I am proud of with people I love. Shopfront will always feel like a second home to me.” Sophie Ward, Shopfront Member
VOICE OF SHOPFRONT If you’re a Shopfront Member aged 26 or under, Voice of Shopfront is your regular platform to have your opinions heard by Shopfront’s staff and Board members, and to develop your youth governance skills. Facilitated by our Shopfront Young Leader, each term we make decisions on our direction as a company and update you on what’s happening in the building. Your Shopfront Young Leader will keep you up to date on the next Voice of Shopfront meeting.
OUR PROGRAMS WORKSHOPS Shopfront has been running collaborative workshops with Young People for over 40 years. Working with established artists, our Young People experience art as valued creators, developing critical thinking and a lifelong love of the arts.
Drama & Performance Workshops
Term 1: Monday 4 Feb – Saturday 31 March
Performance skills are transferrable across many aspects of life and can help with self-confidence, imagination, empathy, co-operation, concentration, communication and memory. The arts are also a great way to have fun and are a fantastic creative, emotional and social outlet for Young People. At Shopfront we offer a safe space, where everyone is welcome and supported to express themselves free from judgement, among friends!
Term 2: Monday 6 May – Saturday 29 June
Drama, ages 8-11
Term 3: Monday 29 July – Saturday 21 September
Make friends, build confidence and develop skills performing, creating and speaking in public. No experience necessary!
2019 Term Dates
Term 4: Monday 21 October – Saturday 14 December
Saturdays, 10am – 12pm Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190
CREATIVE KIDS PROGRAM & SHOPFRONT The NSW Government is helping kids get creative with the new Creative Kids program. Parents, guardians and carers can apply for a voucher with a value of up to $100 per calendar year for each student aged 4.5 to 18 years old enrolled in school. The voucher may be used with a registered activity provider for registration, participation and tuition costs for creative arts, speech, drama, dance, digital design, coding, and music lessons and activities. Shopfront Arts Co-op is a Creative Kids Registered Provider. Contact us to redeem your voucher for Shopfront Workshops or Playwave Experiences.
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Drama, ages 12-15 Develop and strengthen skills in performance‑making, communication, and critical thinking through performance techniques and drama games. Saturdays, 12pm – 2pm Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190 Acting for Stage, ages 16-19 Take your skills to the next level. Develop skills working with script, improvisation techniques and strengthen your skills as a communicator. Saturdays, 2pm – 4pm Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190
We have a mid-year and end-of-year showcase where our workshop participants can share their work with the world!
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OUR PROGRAMS WORKSHOPS Film-making Workshops
NDIS & SHOPFRONT The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is designed to support people living with a disability to take part in everyday activities. Shopfront makes this possible through programs designed to support you to meet your goals and participate in community, social and recreational pursuits. Get in touch to discuss how you can use your NDIS Plan Core supports with us.
Make a Show
The benefits of learning to make films are huge! Film-making is a creative and energetic way to develop communication and teamwork skills, learn to be a leader, hone technical skills, and make something really cool! Cover all the basics: camera operation; developing ideas for screen; editing & sound design for film and have fun in the process! We provide the equipment; you provide the ideas. Film-making, ages 8-11 Introductory film-making workshop, no experience necessary. This fun and hands-on workshop introduces the fundamental elements of film-making, from character creation and storytelling to acting and editing.
Not only do we offer the chance to grow your skills, but we actively create opportunities for you to show them off to the public. Through our workshop program, we stage two shows per year, created by our Junior and Senior Ensembles. Try your hand at creating a full-length stage show!
Wednesdays, 4.30pm – 6.30pm
Junior Ensemble, ages 8-14
Try your hand at filming, editing, special effects, directing, acting and much more.
Junior Ensemble offers the chance to create a show in collaboration with practising emerging and established artists. Develop a work while strengthening your performance skills and making friends along the way!
Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190 Film-making, ages 12-15 Introductory film-making workshop, no experience necessary.
Thursdays, 4.30pm – 6.30pm Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190
Saturdays, 2pm – 5pm in Terms 3 & 4
Film-making, ages 16-19
Cost for two terms: $450. EARLY BIRD $430
Skills development and film production workshop, intermediate skills desirable.
Enrolment cost covers 16 weeks of termly workshops, an intensive rehearsal period during the school holidays, and the performance week. Senior Ensemble, ages 15-19 Create a new work in collaboration with emerging and professional artists. You are in the driver’s seat! This will be your work and will contain your ideas, values and you, the performer! Saturdays, 2pm – 5pm in Term 1 Cost for term: $300. EARLY BIRD $290 Enrolment cost covers the 8-week term of workshops, an intensive rehearsal period during the school holidays prior to the show, and the performance week.
In this workshop you will build on your film‑making skills as you share and dissect your favourite films, discuss character and, plots, pitch ideas, write scripts and create a short film to be shown to the public. Saturdays, 4pm – 6pm Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190
Technical Theatre Workshop There are many branches to explore in technical theatre and this workshop aims to explore them all! Our members will gain an understanding of the principles of sound, lighting and set design. They’ll learn how to operate lighting and sound using QLAB, and get hands-on experience as a production and stage managers in this new workshop, designed for lovers of tech. Technical Theatre, ages 14-19 Gain hands-on experience as a technical operator as you work on Shopfront shows! Learn the crafts of designing sound, lighting and sets for theatrical productions and apply them in shows attended by the public. Saturdays, 12pm – 2pm Cost per term: $210. EARLY BIRD $190
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OUR PROGRAMS EMERGING ARTISTS Emerging and early career artists at Shopfront experience unprecedented access to artistic career opportunities, developing their creative practice in a safe and supportive space. Art Park: Creative Drop-in Wonder what a career in the creative industries is like? Want to meet inspiring artists? Art Park is a free, inclusive, and accessible space supported by a youth worker and artist facilitator with a bunch of masterclasses from professional creatives, plus you’ll pick up some business tips along the way. Make art, pitch to make projects, and make friends as your creativity grows. Tuesdays during Shopfront term, 3.30pm – 6.30pm Free Register on Shopfront website.
Harness Ensemble, ages 18+ For emerging artists with and without disability who are passionate about creating new work that is political, social and collaborative. Artists are given the space to create group based devised theatre work under the guidance of established theatre-makers, and develop their careers through professional mentorship. Admission by EOI, please contact Creative Director, Natalie Rose, or visit the Shopfront website for more information.
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I love that Shopfront gives time, space and support to emerging artists. In Sydney it feels pretty hard to get a foothold in the arts, so having somewhere like Shopfront is wonderful.” Harry McGee, Shopfront Member, and Harness and ArtsLab artist
ArtsLab Residency A 6-month supported artist-in-residence program for artists and collectives with a public performance season at Shopfront. The ArtsLab Residency includes: free studio/rehearsal space, ideas sharing opportunities, mid-point development showing, group season at end of residency, an industry leader as mentor throughout the process, technical support and Shopfront investment in the works for further development and/or future seasons at Shopfront or other venues. Applications open yearly mid-May and close in June, visit Shopfront website for more information.
Open Shop
Scratch Nights
Our responsive space residency for creative developments for independent emerging artists or collectives. This initiative offers free or subsidised space hire for artists to explore ideas and rehearse. Applications are by EOI and are assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Whether you want creative advice, to test something you are working on, find collaborators, or if you just want to watch – come see all the cool things the Shopfront community have been making! Our monthly Shopfront Scratch Night is a fun night out full of art, ideas and new friends. Think of it as an open mic night where you can share short work in any medium with a supportive audience.
Visit the Shopfront website for more information and to apply.
Members’ Show and Pitch Night Each year we invite creative pitches from members aged 26 and under for a show season here at Shopfront. If you have an idea for an original show in any form you’d like to see in our building in 2020, pitch it at our Members’ Pitch Night! Friday 16 August, 6.30pm – 8pm
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OUR PROGRAMS SOCIALLY ENGAGED PROGRAMS Our Shopfront community extends beyond our muraled walls with our artist networks, co-produced works, and our socially engaged programs that dive into the heart of community needs, working in partnership through dialogue and artistic thinking. We build collaborative art making projects responsive to the needs of organisations and Young People. Through a co-creative, deliberative, collaborative process with professional artists – Young People discover tools to mobilise art to shift perceptions, uncover new imaginative
possibilities, and work towards the creation of a platform to share what matters to them, with their community, and the wider public. As a cross-art form community hub, Shopfront uses digital media, film, performance, theatre, sculpture, installation, dependent on the needs of the project, to support Young People in unleashing their imaginations. Shopfront works with schools, youth centres, migrant resource centres, disability support services, grass-roots community organisations, and local councils in regular or intensive workshops. Contact us at Shopfront for more information on how to partner with us to create a program or project shaped for your community.
OUR PROGRAMS PLAYWAVE
At Shopfront our Young People represent a vibrant future for the arts in Australia as makers, innovators, and engaged audiences. Playwave is another way that Shopfront is indispensable to the ecosystem of the arts in Australia. Playwave is art. But different. Playwave connects Young People to the best of Sydney’s art and culture. Powered by Shopfront Arts Co-op, in partnership with the City of Sydney and a bunch of exciting media and presenting partners, Playwave is a membership platform for teens offering them exclusive access to discounted tickets, special events, original online content and more sweet features. Aged 15 – 19? Join us and discover the best experiences that Sydney has to offer – live and in real time.
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Playwave has given me the opportunity to explore a completely different world of art without breaking my bank account.” Bill Chau, Playwave Member
What you get •• Discounted tickets to an exciting mix of theatre,
dance, music, film, opera, literature, comedy and visual art from Sydney’s very best.
•• Exclusive tours, gigs, parties, workshops,
scavenger hunts and much more via Playwave Experiences – special events curated by us for you.
•• Online access – an exclusive web platform
for Young People along with regular texts and email updates featuring special offers and original content.
•• Have your say – review shows, events and
experiences you’ve been to, post your own pictures and videos and become a part of the Playwave community.
•• Get involved with Playwave Creative – apply to
be a young critic, interview artists, make videos, contribute to a podcast and the future of Playwave (and score free tickets along the way).
Visit playwave.com.au for more information on how to sign up!
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2019 SEASON At Shopfront we champion acts of artistic bravery. We are acknowledged for this bravery through awards, recognition and support of arts bodies, and by the thousands of people who have at one time or another in the last four decades considered Shopfront to be their second home. Our 2019 season is as diverse as the Young People who have created this extraordinary work.
30 January – 3 February
Artslab: Uncanned Shopfront Arts Co-op presents ArtsLab: Uncanned, a festival of new work created by four emerging arts collectives. This season will challenge form, perceptions and incite conversation around the social and political. Featuring Artslab 2018-19 Artists-in-Residence – Nicole Pingon, Harry McGee, ‘Snatched’ (Maddy Stedman and Tahlee Leeson), and ‘Socks in Jocks’ (Carlee Heise, Alana Blakeney and Mallory Sedger). Shopfront will host three free arts panels during ArtsLab: Uncanned for artists to share in discussions with some of the country’s leading artists, arts collectives and organisations. Adult $20 / Concession $15 / Shopfront Member $10 Season passes available 11 – 14 April
Senior Ensemble Show Young People and emerging artists share the stage in a fast paced, evocative new work made by Shopfront’s 2019 Senior Ensemble. Adult $20 / Concession $15 / Shopfront Member $10 Family Pass $50 (2 adults and 2 children) Thurs–Sat 7pm / Sun 5pm Recommended for ages 12+ 2 – 5 May
Pretty Fly for a Dead Guy A Shopfront Member Production (#1) What happens in the zombie apocalypse, stays in the zombie apocalypse. What if sexism turned out to be a full on medical disease? First your flesh starts to rot, then your eyes fall out, and you’re left covered in blood, limping around muttering #notallmenarezombies Pretty Fly for a Dead Guy mixes end-of-the-world-sized special effects with camp aesthetics and B-grade horror tropes to create a zombie film live on stage. Directed by Lily Hensby Adult $20 / Concession $15 / Shopfront Member $10 Thurs–Sat 7pm / Sun 5pm Young Shopfront Member Showing Sat 2pm Recommended for ages 15+ / PG rating
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2019 SEASON 30 June
18 – 19 September
Mid-Year End-of-Term Showcase
The Experts A Harness Ensemble Production
Our End of Term Performances offer the opportunity to see what work our Young People have been creating in workshops in Term 2. Come along for an afternoon of short theatre and film works – and grab some Devonshire Tea while you’re here! Adult $15 / Concession $10 / Shopfront Member $8 29 August – 1 September
Behind the Scenes A Shopfront Member Production (#2) Four actors in the middle of touring their soldout stage production get invited onto ‘Behind the Scenes’ – a televised Q&A talk-show. There they meet Jack; a host who has never before been confronted with so much ‘diversity’ and is blissfully unaware of his misguided lines of questioning. Very quickly, the four realise that Jack is in desperate need of some re-education; and you best believe they are going to take him to school… Biting satire meets kitsch-comedy and blurs the line between performance and reality. It’s all about space-reclaiming and narrative-reframing. Directed by Riana Head-Toussaint Adult $20 / Concession $15 / Shopfront Member $10 Thurs–Sat 7pm / Sun 5pm Recommended for ages 15+
We don’t know it all. In fact, we may not know anything at all! We will fake it until we make it, and sometimes we aren’t even good at that. Does anyone really know what they are doing? The award-winning Harness Ensemble reunites to devise and perform a show about not knowing. The Experts explores what it feels like to have absolutely no idea what you are doing, especially as Young Adults with mixed abilities. This decisive and uplifting new work asks us to pause and acknowledge that while we’re busy trying to figure out the world, the world is trying to figure itself out too. Directed by Natalie Rose and Malcolm Whittaker Adult $25 / Concession $20 /Shopfront or Playwave Member $15 / Group bookings available Wed-Thurs 7.30pm Showing at Hurstville Entertainment Centre Marana Auditorium as part of Sydney Fringe Festival Recommended for ages 15+ 21 – 24 November
Junior Ensemble Show What treats do our Junior Ensemble have to serve up this year?! Participants (aged 8-14) have been working over two terms, collaborating with professional artists, to create a new stage work. This show is sure to entertain with Junior Ensemble’s unique take on the world around them.
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Adult $20 / Concession $15 / Shopfront Member $10 Family Pass $50 (2 adults & 2 children)
Shopfront Operates a Candy Bar at all our events, you can grab hot & cold drinks, sweet treats and our delicious toasties, made fresh when you order! All Candy Bar proceeds go toward purchasing supplies and maintaining our building.
Thurs–Sat 7pm / Sun 5pm Recommended for ages 8+ 15 December
End-of-Year Extravaganza Always wanted to know just what goes on in our fun workshops here at Shopfront? Our End-of-Year Extravaganza offers the opportunity to see what work our Young People have been creating in workshops this year. Come along for an afternoon of short theatre and film works – and grab some Devonshire Tea while you’re here! Adult $15 / Concession $10 / Shopfront Member $8
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY WORK WITH US
As a not-for-profit in a competitive arts space, we are an underdog, but that doesn’t stop us from dreaming big. Our quirky community is a welcome space for all, where every voice is valued. There are many ways that you can be part our Shopfront community. Volunteer Young People, parents or carers, individuals and organisations are all welcome to volunteer with us at Shopfront. We usually need help with things like cleaning, selling tickets or running the candy bar, and maintaining our garden. Please get in touch with us to discuss how you would like to get involved.
Artists We’re always excited to work with new artists! If you’re an artist looking to learn more about how to work with Young People and communities, or an experienced artist-facilitator keen to work with Shopfront, please join Shopfront’s artist register located on our website.
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Student Placement & Work Experience Interested in finding out more about a career in the arts and working with Young People? We have a number of places each year for school, TAFE and university students looking for work experience or student placements. These places are in high demand, so get in early!
Partner with Us Working in partnership with local youth, community, family and health organisations, Shopfront builds creative projects which mobilise artistic thinking to meet and explore local need, for team‑building, and to build confidence and imagination. Shopfront has a rich history of partnering with schools and community organisations to deliver inclusive programs with at-risk Young People, working from a person-centred, strengths‑based approach. We also work with schools to tailor arts practice masterclasses for teachers and for students. Every partnership looks different and we will work with your organisation to design a project that is the right fit for you. If you’d like to partner with us, get in touch.
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JOIN OUR COMMUNITY SUPPORT US
From our first members in 1976 who fundraised to buy our very own building with 50-hour act-a-thons, and with government and community support, a legacy of shared purpose has continued at Shopfront. It is through the support of our community that we are able to continue as Sydney’s only cross-art form organisation led by and dedicated to the artistry of Young People. In 2019 our major building renovation commences and we will need the support of our community now more than ever! Our new building will allow us to support over 1,000 additional Young People in the first year, growing our creative community through skills development, mentoring and performances. Please support Shopfront in any way you can. This may be through our ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign, by attending Shopfront fundraising events, offering raffle prizes, or by direct donation to Shopfront.
Giving to Shopfront The Shopfront Arts Co-op Deductible Gift Account is a fund listed on the Register of Cultural Organisations and has Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status. Donations of $2 or more to Shopfront activities in Australia are tax deductible for Australian tax payers and receipts will be issued to all donors. You can donate to Shopfront via our website or contact our Executive Director/CEO Daniel Potter on 9588 3948 or ceo@shopfront.org.au for other ways to give.
2018 Donors Shopfront would like to thank the following generous donors for their contributions in 2018. Alice Williams Amanda Osbourne Anastasia Morris Andrew Harrison Anne Larkin Annemarie Grahl Annie Etheridge Arnab Ahmed Augusta Supple Bernice Ong Betsy Murray Carol Alonso Diaz Chris Dunstan Chris Moore Chris Ryan
Clare Grant Donna Taylor Elizabeth Hill Elizabeth Hristoforidis Elle Evangelista Eric Efstratiadis Fiona Egan Fiona Hulton Genah Karagiannis Glen Hutchinson Glenn Murray Hannah Strout Hien Dang Imogen Ross Jack Preston
Jennifer Attard John Hristoforidis Jonathon Street Katie Aghazarmian Kevin Ng Kristina Tito Lisa Ochiel Lorna Jakszewicz Matthew Massaria Melanie Carolan Michael Webb Michele Medway Nadia Lindop Pamela Amores Pauline Doyle
Sarah Miller Sharleen Ndlovu Sophie Florence Ward Steven Christie Susie Rugg Tahlee Leeson Therese Mack Traki Gotsis Victoria Green Viv Rosman Yana Taylor Ying Xu Zoe Coombs-Marr
With thanks to our Funding Partners
Shopfront Arts Co-op would also like to thank our many presenting and project partners.
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CONTACT US www.shopfront.org.au hello@shopfront.org.au +61 02 9588 3948 88 Carlton Parade Carlton NSW 2218
Getting to Shopfront Train T2, Illawarra Line from Carlton Station (5 min walk) from Kogarah Station (15 min walk) Bus Through Hurstville: 453, 455, 947 Other directions: 422, 430, 446, 455, 476, 477 Car Parking Free street parking available (please check signs for parking limits) Access Shopfront is wheelchair accessible. Please contact us with any support requirements.
To Book or Enrol Tickets and workshop enrolments are available online and in person at Shopfront (unless otherwise stated). Tickets purchased online will incur a small booking fee. Visit shopfront.org.au Bookings for Playwave performances are available at playwave.com.au
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Shopfront Team Executive Director/CEO Daniel Potter daniel.potter@shopfront.org.au Creative Director Natalie Rose natalie.rose@shopfront.org.au Director of Socially Engaged Programs Christie Woodhouse christie.woodhouse@shopfront.org.au Director of Young Artist Programs Lauren Scott-Young lauren.scott-young@shopfront.org.au Director of Young Audience Development (Playwave) Valentina Corona valentina@playwave.com.au Development Manager Cathy Nisbet cathy.nisbet@shopfront.org.au Marketing & Communications Manager Rowena Tuziak rowena.tuziak@shopfront.org.au Marketing & Communications Coordinator Hannah Goodwin hannah.goodwin@shopfront.org.au Shopfront Young Leader Rowan Yeomans (outgoing) rowan.yeomans@shopfront.org.au Carlee Heise (incoming) carlee.heise@shopfront.org.au Administration & Systems Coordinator Nicole Pingon nicole.pingon@shopfront.org.au Bookkeeper Siew Luke siew.luke@shopfront.org.au
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Thanks to designers Pamela Amores and Tone Studios; photographers James Brown, Tim da‑Rin, Jerold Chan and She’s an Artist; and to the Shopfront Young People who feature in this program. The Shopfront Arts Co-op program 2019 is correct as at February 2019. Shopfront programming is subject to change. © Shopfront Arts Co-op.
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www.shopfront.org.au hello@shopfront.org.au +61 02 9588 3948 88 Carlton Parade, Carlton NSW 2218