Book launch: Political Cyberformance: The Etheatre Project
Political Cyberformance: The Etheatre Project, by Christina Papagiannouli, examines the use of Internet platforms as theatrical, rehearsal and performance spaces and explores the interactive and political potentials of online theatre, questioning the boundaries of these in-between spaces and the spatial experiences they engender.
Open Walkthrough
The next open walkthrough will be held on Tuesday 13 September, at 11am CET, 9pm NZ.
Open Walkthrough
There will be an open walkthrough on Sunday August 20th at 11pm central European time (find your local time here). The open walkthrough is a hands-on opportunity for anyone interested in UpStage to learn the basics of how it works and how to create cyberformances […]
We have a situation, Northumbria!
Students at Northumbria University in Newcastle, UK, will research the topic of nationhood for the next “We have a situation!” project.
UpStage @ the /ETC: Open Source Sustainability
UpStage will be presented at the 2018 Eclectic Tech Carnival, to be held at XM24 in Bologna, Italy, 8-13 October.
Letters to the Earth
Arts and Culture organisations and individuals declare a Climate and Ecological Emergency
Life cycles and sustainability of open source arts projects – LGM 2019
We are delighted to present UpStage at the Libre Graphics Meeting in Saarbrücken, Germany, 19 May to 2 June.
“Waiting for Brexit” by the Etheatre Project
Inspired by Waiting for Godot, the Etheatre Project presents a semi-adaptation semi-autobiographical performance that looks at borderlands as in-between spaces, both literally and metaphorically. To be presented at TaPRA 2019.
It does not matter, I will eat it cold!
UpStage is honoured to be included in the pavillion “It does not matter, I will eat it cold!” curated by Maja Kalogera for The Wrong Biennial 2019-20 (from 1 November 2019) and exhibited at Art 836 G Gallery, Zagreb (from 1 December 2019).
Cyberformance: Making Absence Present
Helen Varley Jamieson presents UpStage and the project “We have a situation!” at the Stuttgart Filmwinter – festival of expanded media.
