CHOREOGRAPHERS - call for proposals, New Dance Series, Sask

ATTENTION CHOREOGRAPHERS



The Works In Progress New Dance Series in Saskatoon is looking for two more
choreographers to present their original innovative and contemporary work at
the 2nd showing of the season on Saturday September 15th at the Refinery
Theatre.



Please see the info below for details on how to apply!

Applications are accepted on a first come first served basis.



CALL FOR CHOREOGRAPHERS



The W.I.P. (works in progress) Series in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan is looking
for professional and emerging choreographers to present original and
innovative works in progress in Saskatoon. Jackie Latendresse is the Series
Coordinator. The next showing will be on Saturday September 15th 2007. We
anticipate the Gala event to be held on December 1st. All performances take
place at the Refinery Theatre 609 Dufferin Ave. Saskatoon.



Priority will be given to Saskatchewan based artists however; national
applications are encouraged. Please send:

1. A brief description of the proposed W.I.P. (work in progress) Max. 1 page

2. A current dance resume. (include phone #, email and mailing address)

3. A short statement detailing the type of audience feedback that would most
help you to continue to develop your work. Max.1 page

4. Using the guidelines from the Canadian Artists Code describe your status
as professional or emerging. Guidelines are available at
www.freeflowdance.com under the W.I.P. logo.

Applications are being accepted immediately and are accepted on a first
come, first served basis. Up to five Choreographers will be accepted for
each performance. There will be two in studio performances. Please specify
which showing you would prefer to present your work at.



W.I.P.’s should be an exploration using contemporary/modern or experimental
style. Choreographers will receive no less than five and no greater than
twelve minutes to present their work. They will be expected to speak about
their work prior to or immediately after the presentation of it for up to a
maximum of ten minutes. Written audience feedback will be collected and
distributed to the choreographers. An honorarium will be available for
professional choreographers. Billets will be provided for all out of town
parties upon request. The W.I.P. Series uses the definition of a
professional artist outlined in the Canadian Artists Code and used by the
Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists. All artists presented will be
considered for participation in the final Gala of finished works in the
autumn.



Please send your applications to:

W.I.P. Series Attention J. Latendresse

2B 305 26th St E.

Saskatoon SK

S7K 0L9

freeflowdance@hotmail.com

(306) 665-5998