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Australia Council's New Work grants support one-off projects that create new theatre work. Creative development grants cover the stages of creating a new work, such as research, workshops or commissioning a writer.

15 Jan 2013 12:00

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Amount Up to $35,000 for creative development, up to $15,000 for young artists & no set amount for productions
Applications close 5 August 2013
Decisions advised Early November 2013
Eligible projects commence from 4 November 2013

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