Performing Arts

Overview
Indigenous Dramaturgies Exchange offers you professional development and space for artistic exchange on a current or upcoming dramaturgy project, with a focus on on-the-land engagement as a way of locating stories.

This program provides reciprocal mentorship and community building. You are encouraged to apply with a mentor or collaborator.

Indigenous dramaturgies; as artistic ceremony, as political resistances, and as community-building, are under studied and under supported. In this program we will discuss and explore your roles in deeper detail, with the support of faculty and with cultural facilitators for on-the-land engagement sessions.

International artist groups from the field of performing arts can apply for a residency at Schloss Bröllin for the production of dance, theatre, circus and performance projects for a maximum of two weeks. Schloss Bröllin offers several dance studios, production and seminar rooms as well as a large outdoor area - for rehearsals and experiments in a quiet and creative atmosphere. As a place created from artists for artists, Schloss Bröllin offers freedom for individual projects, research, experiments, exchange and development – it is in a constant state of change, which invites and encourages residents to participate and collaborate. The residency program is open to artists from all fields of the performing arts.