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 performances selected for the 11:11:11 UpStage Festival will be announced at a live event in UpStage on 11 May 2011, 10am Europe, 8pm NZ – find your local time here. The announcement will be followed by live cybersets from guest CJs Dan Untitled & […]
UpStage will be used to give a remote presentation at the symposium Documenting Performance: Exploring the Problems on Saturday 7 May. Francesco Buonaiuto, Helen Varley Jamieson and Vicki Smith will give a performative presentation addressing issues around documentation of cyberformance – simultaneously demonstrating and discussing […]
There will be one more online session this Sunday 10 April for anyone who has questions about their 11:11:11 UpStage Festival proposal and/or is looking for collaborators or wishing to collaborate with others. It will be at 9pm European time (7am Monday 11th in NZ; […]
There will be two more open walk-through sessions in UpStage before the 11 April deadline for proposals for the 111111 UpStage Festival. These will be on: Wednesday 30th March, at 8pm NZ time (find your local time here) Sunday 3rd April, at 8pm European time […]
UpStage was generously given a free full-page ad in the first issue of the new Libre Graphics Magazine, published in November 2010. The magazine, which is available to download or to purchase as a very nicely presented hardcopy, is produced by members of the Libre […]
Now that there are more developers wanting to contribute to UpStage, it’s more important that we keep our Subversion repository organised & follow the standard conventions. Thanks very much Martin Eisenbarth who has compiled these guidelines for using Subversion for UpStage development.
The next open walk-throughs in UpStage will be held on Wednesday 9 March: => 9am NZ time (find your local time here) => 9pm NZ time (find your local time here) These sessions are the start of preparations for the 111111 UpStage Festival. There will […]
The official call for proposals for performances for the 111111 UpStage Festival opens on 11022011 (today) with a deadline for proposals of 11 April 2011.
The 11th of November 2011 is 11:11:11, the date for the next UpStage Festival. The selected performances were announced on 11 May: click here to read about them. Further information about the performances, artists, RL access nodes and the schedule will be added to the […]
Wednesday’s open meeting was, as UpStage meetings often are, liberally interspersed with spontaneous performance moments, laughter and bug demonstrations. There was also plenty of serious talk and those who want the full story can read the log here. In summary, the meeting discussed:
