The SEED Residency Program is a mini-residency that is meant to give artists time to explore and investigate new ideas without the pressure of developing a finished work. Artists will receive 15 hours of rehearsal space ($150 value) with an opportunity to share their emerging work at a RE:volve show in August. The residency is open to movement-based artists who define themselves as emerging or mid-career artists, and have a need for rehearsal space in the Metro-Phoenix area.

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Artists will receive 15 hours of rehearsal space (all held in the final performance space) and a ticketed sharing of the work at The Armory. 

The residency is open to interdisciplinary solo artists or collaborative teams who define themselves as emerging or mid-career artists, and have a need for rehearsal space in the Metro-Phoenix area. Residents must be available to share their emerging work at a RE:volve show on Thursday, August 13th.

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Application deadline is May 1st at 11:59 p.m.

The Studio/LAB residency is for an interdisciplinary solo artist or collaborative team with a strong center in physical, movement-based practice (i.e. dance, physical theatre, performance art, somatics) to take a deep dive into creative research, and physicalize that research into something that may be shared in a culminated, ticketed performance. Work can transverse the spectrums from funny to provocative, experimental to virtuosic, R-rated to family-friendly, disturbing to healing, personal & political, form-based to abstract, and outside, around, and beyond these categories. Research should be grounded in compelling questions and prioritize process over product. 
 

Artists will receive 60 hours of rehearsal space (all held in the final performance space), structured feedback sessions, professional documentation of their work and process, mentorship, a $250 stipend, and a ticketed sharing of the work at the The Armory. 

Application deadline is May 1st at 11:59 p.m. 

This residency is currently on pause while our studios are closed. We will reopen this residency when the Stay At Home guidelines have been relaxed.

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The Rehearsal Residency is for artists looking to invest in their practice or process and need the time and space to explore their ideas. This program exists to encourage artists to invest in themselves and the art they are creating in an independent manner. Artists will pay a residency fee to participate in this residency for 10 hours in one month for $100. Additional hours can be added at $10/hour. 

Applications are accepted year round
 

[nueBOX] Rehearsal Calendar 

Permanent-Artists-In-Residence (PAIR) are supported artistically through [nueBOX] in exchange for administrative support for the organization. The program provides reliable and consistent support, funding and networking opportunities, and training for administrative careers in the arts. When positions become available they will be shared on the [nueBOX] mailing list.