The Brick Resident Artist Program offers new and established
experimental theater artists
exclusive use of The Brick for one or more
weeks and the encouragement to reinvent the theater space with surprising
environments. A BRAP Residency also includes full staff support, full use of The
Brick's non-profit umbrella for The Costume Collection and Materials for the
Arts, active press representation, ticketing services, free space for fundraising
events, a pre-Residency photo & video shoot at the theater, audience
development support, a dedicated production intern and a production grant
fundraising advisor.
The Brick is currently adjudicating applications for Residencies from March 2015 through May
2015.
BRAP artists will be marketed as part of The Brick's first Spring Residency
Season.
The Brick is also adjudicating applications for months and years beyond May
(with the exception of June, July and November months).
Applications for Spring 2015 are due by July 7th.
Lineup will be announced July 14th. Early application is encouraged. Some
applicants will be chosen prior to July.
To apply and to learn more, please
click on the application page.
For more information, please contact info [at] bricktheater.com.
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