Finding a performance space Curatorial and programmatic concerns - Is it live or dead acoustically? - Does it have parallel walls? - Are the floors usable for dancers? - Does it have a wall to project images on? - Does it favor acoustic music? - What sort of sound system is needed? - Can the space be darken for projection? - Is there additional space available for installations/visual art? Creative concerns - In what way will it significantly shift what presenters do? - In what way will it impact perception by the audience? - Where will the audience be placed? - Can the proscenium shift from set to set? Commercial concerns - Is the space accessible to the public? - Is it near public transport? - Is it free? What will it cost? - Will the space itself attract an audience? Logistical concerns - Are tables and chairs present onsite? - Are the chairs fixed? - Is the space wheelchair accessible? - Does it have a sound system. Is lighting available? - Is it secure during the day and overnight? - What kind of sound system will be required? - Does it have a fast internet connection? - How easy is it to load in equipment? - Can you mount a banner outside for public viewing? - Bathrooms? Kitchen? |