UPDATE: COVID-19, MON 23 MARCH

In line with decisions made by the National Cabinet as communicated by the NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, Carriageworks will today close to the public until further notice to help protect the health of all visitors and staff and minimise the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in the State.

Our primary responsibility is the health, safety and wellbeing of our audiences, staff and artists. We will be providing ongoing updates on our website here.

The COVID-19 impact is far reaching, with catastrophic health and economic impacts on the broader Australian arts industry. Thousands of jobs are at stake and significant box office revenue will be lost as performances and exhibitions are cancelled. Please consider supporting the re-emergence of Carriageworks’ Artistic Program on the other side of this crisis. Donate now here.

We wish you well during these unchartered times and thank you for your loyalty, understanding and support. Please stay in touch with Carriageworks via our social media channels for ongoing content from our artists and curatorial team.

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CAAP’S Longhouse program builds a resilient Asian Australian performance community with talks, work in progress performances, workshops and masterclasses.

With the steady growth of artists and content creators in the Asian Australian performance community, this Longhouse turns its attention to the powerhouse producers behind the scenes. In this panel discussion with leading Asian Australian producers, this Longhouse gives you access to practical tools and pathways for producing work for stage and screen.

Image William Yang 2019