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Nightswimming is participating in the Recommender Grants for Theatre Creators Program funded by the Ontario Arts Council. We are accepting applications until October 10, 2017. Nightswimming is particularly pleased that creators working in forms other than text are eligible to apply and we are eager to review applications from creators working in those fields. 5 x 25 Call For Proposals 2017.
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Canadian Centre for Theatre Creation. The Canadian Centre for Theatre Creation CCTC is a University of Alberta-based research centre dedicated to the creation and production of new work for the Canadian stage, to the study of theatre creation, and to the development of resources for Canadian theatre creators and researchers. To find out more about us, please visit our About page. Jason Chinn Adaptation of The Seagull in Development. October Artist Tedi Tafels Interventions come to Edmonton.PARSED CONTENT
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