Performance Space is a hub for experimental artists in Australia and the Asia Pacific to explore contemporary practice. For more than 40 years, we have invested in and worked with artists in generative ways, providing a platform for the development and presentation of radical and genre-defying art and performance. We offer development opportunities as they grow, creating pathways to the sustainable practice in the creation of experimental art, often over multiple years.
We champion First Nations, culturally and linguistically diverse, and queer and gender diverse artists, providing platforms and dedicated spaces for self-determined development and presentation.
We are a hub and a connector, leading a networked approach to nurturing artists and developing new work in both our local communities and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
2025 highlights:
PSpace thrives because of people like you, people who believe in the power of bold ideas and fearless creativity. Over the years, investment from our supporters has allowed us to nurture artists through career-defining development programs, showcase fabulous performances and increase our impact on experimental practice. Let’s create the future of experimental performance together.
Every gift, no matter how small, is valued, and represents a meaningful way to show your love for artists and their work. Donations over $2 are tax-deductible.
Find out more about our programs: http://performancespace.com.au
or chat with our Development Manager, Naomi at naomi@performancespace.com.au
Photo: Marcus Whale performing Ecstasy at Liveworks 2024. Photography: Sage Riley.
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Performance Space acknowledges the Gadigal people of the land we work on as the traditional custodians of this place we now call Sydney. We acknowledge the significance of Redfern as a place of change, resistance, resilience, and refuge for many communities, and as the birthplace of Black theatre in this country, and that we hold that history and honour it in what we do at Performance Space. We pay respect to all First Peoples Elders (past, present and emerging) and recognise their strength, wisdom and creativity.
Performance Space is a hub for experimental artists in Australia and the Asia Pacific to explore contemporary practice. For more than 40 years, we have invested in and worked with artists in generative ways, providing a platform for the development and presentation of radical and genre-defying art and performance. We offer development opportunities as they grow, creating pathways to the sustainable practice in the creation of experimental art, often over multiple years.
We champion First Nations, culturally and linguistically diverse, and queer and gender diverse artists, providing platforms and dedicated spaces for self-determined development and presentation.
We are a hub and a connector, leading a networked approach to nurturing artists and developing new work in both our local communities and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
2025 highlights:
PSpace thrives because of people like you, people who believe in the power of bold ideas and fearless creativity. Over the years, investment from our supporters has allowed us to nurture artists through career-defining development programs, showcase fabulous performances and increase our impact on experimental practice. Let’s create the future of experimental performance together.
Every gift, no matter how small, is valued, and represents a meaningful way to show your love for artists and their work. Donations over $2 are tax-deductible.
Find out more about our programs: http://performancespace.com.au
or chat with our Development Manager, Naomi at naomi@performancespace.com.au
Photo: Marcus Whale performing Ecstasy at Liveworks 2024. Photography: Sage Riley.
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Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
Performance Space acknowledges the Gadigal people of the land we work on as the traditional custodians of this place we now call Sydney. We acknowledge the significance of Redfern as a place of change, resistance, resilience, and refuge for many communities, and as the birthplace of Black theatre in this country, and that we hold that history and honour it in what we do at Performance Space. We pay respect to all First Peoples Elders (past, present and emerging) and recognise their strength, wisdom and creativity.
