Author: Georgia Bate

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IBT21 / THE RUPTURE

In Between Time’s 9th International Festival, IBT21 THE RUPTURE celebrates the hope, resilience, leadership and incredible creativity of artists.

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Our Response to COVID-19

We send out the strongest possible message of solidarity to our friends, partners, artists and colleagues who have been affected…

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Q&A with Alyssa Simmons

'I'm looking forward to engaging with other producers and learning what motivates and inspires them...'…

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Q&A with Kirstin Shirling

'I believe in the power of theatre as a vessel to cultivate dignity, instigate dialogue and make change.' Read our…

Martha King, producer farm participant, sits at a table with five others who are listening and writing on big pieces of paper Interview

Q&A with Martha King

'The current political and economic climate is challenging us all – however, I feel these challenges are forcing people to…

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Q&A With Anastasia Witts

'The arts have a purpose in society to help us process and engage with the reality in which we live..'…