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Septfest 2020: Open Call

SeptFest 2020: In The Margins Open Call is looking for proposals that shed light on the stories of marginalised communities. You’re free to apply as an individual, collective, or company!

Selected applicants will present their performances during our upcoming SeptFest, slated to take place in September this year (subject to the evolving COVID-19 situation). This will be the return of our annual multi-disciplinary arts festival after a 5-year-long hiatus.

More info and registration: http://www.substation.org/programmes/2020/septfest

Deadline: 30 May, 11:59PM

When: 11 - 30 May 2020,

By: The Substation

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