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Performing Lines NSW was formally established in 2021 in Sydney to sit alongside the National office. We work to empower and support New South Wales based artists to produce transformative contemporary performances that challenge the status quo.

As the New South Welsh arm of the national organisation, Performing Lines, we curate a portfolio of works that are propelled by pressing questions and new ways of seeing the world. Our mission is to showcase the work of some of the state’s most audacious independent artists, and to push the boundaries of what’s possible in contemporary performance.

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11–15 August
Sydney, NSW
10–12 September
Sydney, NSW

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Announcing the NSW Regional Producers Initiative

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NSW Producers Platform 2023: Meet the Participants

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Performing Lines Brings Two Queer Works to Sydney WorldPride 2023

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Performing Lines announces new Senior Producer NSW

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Announcing The Recipients of the APT x Performing Lines Commissions

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Two performers are situated on a raised platform in a dark room. They are surrounded by mirrors and a golden glow emanates from above them, reflected in each mirror creating an eerie halo of light. One performer kneels on all fours perpendicular to the other, who sits in a chair. They are both wearing a skin tight hood and a flesh coloured leotard. A sheet of transparent tulle is draped over the pair of them.”

Announcing The Recipients of the APT x Performing Lines Commissions

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Performing Lines statement regarding BDS Boycott of Sydney Festival

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Local Giants Program Invests Majorly in Regional Arts Creative Capital

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Megan Holloway performing as Drag King Craig Slist. He is fair skinned and peroxide blonde with slicked back hair. He's wearing white overalls speed dealer sunglasses and an n95 mask while holding a bottle of hand sanitiser.

Artist Interview: Megan Holloway

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Performing Lines / APT Commission and Development Program Now Open for EOIs

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Artist Interview: Eliza Scott

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Artist Interview: Ian Sinclair

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In everything we do, we acknowledge that we live on Aboriginal land and constantly learn from the wisdom of First Peoples.

Where we are and the history that precedes us informs how we work and how we move forward. 

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images, voices and names of deceased persons.