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Term 3 Workshop Enrolments Open Now
Corrugated Iron has gathered some of Australia’s leading theatre makers, directors, circus artists, playwrights and film makers to deliver a workshop program that will ignite creativity in young people and spark the imagination of all.
Whether it be a first introduction to theatre for a 4-year-old or the training of a highly skilled aerial artist at 18, the workshop program is designed to meet the broad needs of young and emerging artists at any skill level or experience.
Participants will DISCOVER the worlds of theatre and circus for the first time, choose to work on their skills to DEVELOP their artistry, or work towards an outcome and PRESENT to an audience. ​​
Corrugated Iron Company in Residence
Expression of Interest
Are you Corrugated Iron’s next COMPANY IN RESIDENCE?  
At Corrugated Iron, we’re always seeking ways we can support early career and emerging artists from the NT. We know that having a physical space to dream, play and experiment is an integral part of creating, so we’re swinging our doors open to welcome a group or collective of artists aged 16 – 30 to be our Company in Residence.  
 
The 2025 residency will take place between August 2025 – January 2026, with options to renew into 2026.
 
This 6-month opportunity will provide:  
 
CREATIVE SPACE 
Access of up to 8 hours per week in Corrugated Iron’s performance space and workshop room. These hours will be negotiated at the commencement of the residency, and include a mix of weekdays, evenings and weekends.  
A hot desk with computer, internet and access to basic printing within the Corrugated Iron office. 
 
FACILITIES & EQUIPTMENT 
Access to the only designated circus venue in the NT. Any use of the circus facilities is to be negotiated with the Head Circus Trainer. 
Use of technical equipment, including basic theatre lighting and sound.  
 
MENTORSHIP & SUPPORT 
Technical and box office support, if a performance outcome takes place. 
Ongoing mentorship from Corrugated Iron staff. Due to the wide range of experiences among our core staff, support can range from arts and business development to the devising process. 
 
Upon successful application, the company will work with Corrugated Iron’s Creative Producer (Programs) to devise an in-residence program and schedule. 
 
Eligibility: 
This opportunity is for a company or collective of 2 or more artists under 30 who work creatively together.  
Examples include: 
a ready formed group of actors and/or circus performers who work together to put on shows 
a collective of film makers who are working together/want to work together on a shared project 
a group of creatives with varying artistic practices work who are interested in collaborating  
 
For further information, or to discuss your application, we strongly recommend contacting Benhur Helwend on 08 8948 3200 or programs@corrugatediron.org.au