Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts

Address
2 Bradford Street
Mt Lawley 6050

Venue
WAAPA

Company information
The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), Edith Cowan University was established in 1980 to provide performing arts tuition comparable to the highest calibre of national and international training benchmarks to be able to meet industry needs around the globe. Originally an initiative of the State Government the Academy receives funding from both the State and Commonwealth governments. Unique by virtue of its national and international reputation the over riding objective of WAAPA is to nurture and develop the talent of a select group of emerging artists to standards of excellence. Academic teaching appointments are made not only on the basis of qualifications, but also on recent professional experience, as well as industry profile and reputation. Each year WAAPA also invites many renowned industry professionals to Perth as artists in residence to work with students on productions and performances. Currently, WAAPA teaches Acting, Music Theatre, Directing, Dance, Jazz and Contemporary Music, Classical Music, Arts Management, Production, Design, and Broadcasting. The employment record of the Academy graduates in extremely competitive fields including film, theatre, radio, music and television, continues to be outstanding and well attuned to the needs of the industry. THE WAAPA PERFORMANCE SEASON Another primary purpose of the Academy is to 'stage' concerts and performances, laying the path for the smoothest transition possible from student to professional. Every year WAAPA stages hundreds of concerts and performances across the genres of Jazz, Contemporary and Classical Music, Dance, Acting and Music Theatre - more productions and more diversity than any other production venue or arts training institution in Australia. Importantly such volume and diversity of performances provides our Arts Management, Production and Design students the edge over other institutions and gives our Broadcasting students lots to talk about.

Further information
Rebecca McGillivray
08 9370 6873

Past productions

2010
Anything Goes11/06/2010 - 19/06/2010
Joking Apart11/06/2010 - 17/06/2010
Backstage Boot Camp20/05/2010 - 20/05/2010
Attempts on Her Life01/04/2010 - 01/04/2010

2009
Explore Extension Courses11/05/2009 - 25/11/2009
Dialogues of the Carmelites10/10/2009 - 17/10/2009
Richard III27/08/2009 - 03/09/2009
As You Like It26/08/2009 - 02/09/2009
Parade22/08/2009 - 29/08/2009
42nd Street17/06/2009 - 20/06/2009


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