Queen Margaret University (Edinburgh) are now using UpStage in their undergraduate Performing Arts teaching.
The final performance in the Mobilise/Demoblise series is also part of Mur.at's 25th anniversary celebrations.
As part of the Mobilise/Demobilise project we have produced three tutorial videos to show new users how to use UpStage’s on-stage player tools for the creation and presentation of their own cyberformances. The tutorials come with German, Swedish and English subtitles. You can watch them […]
On Friday 7th June, Petra Schmidt from CCT and Helen Varley Jamieson from UpStage presented the Mobilise/Demobilise project and rebuilt UpStage platform at the Eclectic Tech Carnival (/ETC) in Berlin. The /ETC is a gathering of feminist developers and artists who come together to share skills, […]
The 10th birthday of UpStage will be celebrated on 9-10 January 2014 with three performances, a symposium on remote collaboration, a planning meeting and the launch of UpStage v3. See the full programme here. UpStage v3 The third version of the UpStage software will be […]
In May of this year, a performance called Testing the Text took place on UpStage, as part of a larger project Making books with things, making things with books, led by Xelís de Toros and Ed Briggs with support from the English Arts Council. As […]
Great news folks – the beta version of UpStage v3 is up and running on the UpStage development server!!! Big thanks to Paul Rohrlach and Nitkalya Wiriyanuparb for their late-night work on the server, and Martin Eisenbarth for providing support. Thanks also to those who […]
Our awesome AUT student team have been working really hard this semester & are on track with UpStage v3! (read about their progress here). As promised, the beta version is ready for us to install and test at the end of October. On Monday 28th, […]
The current AUT student developer team are on track with UpStage version 3 – the beta version is due at the end of October and v3 itself will be launched as part of the 10th birthday celebrations, on 9 January 2013. Version 3 will bring […]
On 9 January 2004, the first version of UpStage was formally launched and released into the world as a platform for cyberformance (live online performance). A decade later, we invite you to join us in celebrating this auspicious milestone and imagine what might come next […]
Documentation of the cyberformance series We have a situation …! is now available on the project web site, www.wehaveasituation.net. As well as video excerpts, photos and descriptions of the four networked performance and discussion events, there are also three publications: the WHAS Booklet, a print […]
UK performance/arts company Blind Ditch are using UpStage in their current project, This City’s Centre, 17-21 September. You can access the live stream here – or if you missed it, scroll back through the chat to read what people wrote. This City’s Centre is using […]
There will be an UpStage presentation at Flossie, an event for women working with or interested in learning about open source, taking place in London 8-9 November. The UpStage presentation is scheduled for 10-11am UK time on Saturday 9th. We will begin with a performative […]
As part of the documentation of We have a situation!, Helen has created three video tutorials about how to use UpStage: how to use the workshop – uploading media, creating stages, etc. the on-stage player tools – how to create and present your cyberformance streaming […]
