Rehearse, teach or develop a project behind-the-scenes
Maybe you are developing a new project - a podcast, just starting to rehearse a new play, teaching a course - and our Studio space, technical equipment or know-how could help? Learn more below about how to become a Studio Resident with guaranteed access to the Studio on fixed schedule, for your creative needs.
How to become a Studio Resident
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You submit your request in the form below
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We understand your creative needs - Do you need just space, tech support, artistic direction support, something else?
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We define a number of months for your residency during which the Studio will help develop your project or support your course
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We agree a fixed, recurring schedule of days and times for you to use the Studio space and/or other resources
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We agree a price that you will be billed monthly - it is far below our standard hourly space rental price for one-off events
Perks
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Studio Residents get all of our Studio Member benefits for 0€
Things to keep in mind
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Please be patient - We are a small team supporting many productions that are happening right now, as well as looking ahead to schedule the months to come. If you submit a request, we will reply to you; it just may take up to two weeks.
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Residencies are at least 3 months long and on a fixed schedule - E.g. We define particular days of the week or month and time frames that will be yours during the months of your residency.​
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Rehearsal hours typically need to be when we don’t have shows - Weekdays or weekends during the day are best. We’ll work these out when building your residency plan.
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We may request that some of your rehearsals be open - We like to offer members of our community the opportunity to sit in on select rehearsals of other productions, as first-hand learning. We’d love it if some of your rehearsals were open. Observers cannot disturb or derail your rehearsal. Forbidden!
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The Studio is a communal space - When your rehearsals are happening, staff or community members may be in the office or social area. They will be respectful, but 100% total silence would not be guaranteed. Typically we find that all our community members can negotiate these situations and make sure everyone gets what they need.