2024 Dates

  • 18 Feb - Unlocking Shakespeare with Tim Paige

  • 10 March - Clowning with Rohan Dimsey

  • 7 April - Stage Combat with Seb Muirhead

  • 28 April - Art Therapy with Susi Langdon

  • 26 May - Stage Management with Reis Low

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QUESTIONS

If you have any questions, please get in touch at hello@witinc.com.au.

Theatre-makers and creatives of all disciplines are invited to join us on Sundays to build creative skill through experimentation, collaboration and artistic discourse. Sundays with Wit is an accessible and inclusive space for established practitioners, emerging artists and curious non-professional creatives alike.

Sundays are run on a pay what you can basis, and if you’re unable to pay you’re very welcome to join the workshops for free. All payment goes towards artist fees, and helps us keep this program running.

Upcoming Workshops:

26 May 2024 - Stage Management with Reis Low

Do you have an interest in stage managing? Want to try it but feel daunted by the idea of learning on the job? Have experience in stage managing but looking to refresh or expand your knowledge? This workshop is for you! Come and learn invaluable skills and tricks from experienced stage manager Reis Low. 

DETAILS

This workshop will cover:
- Stage management phases
- Working on devised works vs scripted works
- Wellbeing during shows

WHAT TO BRING

- A bottle of water
- Something to take notes on

ABOUT THE COACH

Reis Low (they/them) is an arts manager and maker with a background in theatre and dance. Credits include stage managing The Bridal Lament (2024) by Rainbow Chan, How Do I Let You Die (2023) by Michele Lee, Momentum (2022) by Women's Circus, Hydra (2021) by Double Water Sign. When not with Wit Inc, they can be found at Western Edge as Operations Coordinator, or catching up with loved ones and art in Southeast Asia. Come chat with Reis about your quietest ideas and wildest dreams over a cup of tea.


This project is supported by Maribyrnong city council

This project is supported by Maribyrnong city council