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Judith’s keynote entitled, “Where are we Now? The changed context for presenting contemporary practice”, addresses key factors affecting and enabling artists to get their work seen in an ever changing cultural climate.

Getting It Out There is a one-day symposium for those making, presenting and supporting performance, contemporary theatre and live art in England. It is about the future of these artforms and how they are presented, and the changing face of national touring.

More about the Live At LICA Getting It Out There symposium:
www.liveatlica.org/whats-on/symposium-getting-it-out-there

#GIOT

31 May 2012 Categories: Conversations | Tags: talks, video

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