The company's inclusion in the NPAF acknowledges the significance of small and medium sized companies within the Australian arts industry landscape.
Back to Back Theatre has announced its inclusion in the National Performing Arts Partnership Framework (NPAPF), a new eight year funding model which replaces the Australian Major Performing Arts Framework and will include eight new arts organisations.
BACK TO BACK THEATRE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER AND CO-CEO Tim Stitz said: "We are thrilled to have been invited to join the National Performing Arts Partnerships Framework. Joining the Framework will provide our company - and most importantly our artists - a strengthened bedrock from which to experiment and create new work. It is significant that the Framework includes new entrants from the Australia's strong small-to-medium arts sector, and that Back to Back Theatre, as well as others in the seven new entrants, provide increased representation of our diverse national communities, and particularly for artists that experience a disability, and regional artists and companies."
BACK TO BACK BOARD CHAIR, Katrina Sedgwick said: "For over 30 years Back to Back Theatre has been creating stunning artistic works, across multiple platforms, lead by the ensemble of artists living with a disability and based in regional Victoria. Back to Back is one of Australia's leading theatre companies, collaborating and presenting with practitioners, partners and venues all over the world. We are delighted to now be welcomed into the National Performing Arts Partnership Framework recognising the exceptional impact and reach of this company's work."Videos