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- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Download TNA's annual reports.
      - Strategic Plan
        A summary of TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector.
      - Equity Action Plan
        TNA's Equity Action Plan outlines our commitment and plan toward a more equitable workplace.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of five staff.
      - Board
        TNA’s 11 Board Members include representatives of arts organisations and independent artists drawn from around the country.
      - Partners
        TNA's Core Funding Partners, Project Partners and Supporters
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        The ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) Advisory Committee maintains strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally.
      - VIPI Producers
        This cohort of producers are supported by the Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI).
      - Members List
        View TNA's list of 500+ members.
      - Donors
        TNA would like to acknowledge and thank all of our generous donors who make our support for the independent sector possible.
  - Our History and Impact
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from 2009 - 2020.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - How to get in touch with us.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        A compilation of the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across the sector.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the ASSITEJ sector (performance with/for/by young people).
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector (CaPT).
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - Australian Theatre Forum
        The Australian Theatre Forum, run by TNA, is a landmark meeting place for Australian theatre industry professionals. Held in different locations around the country, this biennial event strengthens theatre as an art form by addressing current issues regarding policy and practice, sharing knowledge and view points, and cultivating fresh ideas that will, in turn, enrich Australian art, culture and society.
      - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
        
        Find out about upcoming EOIs and events, or read the FAQs.
      - Creating Out Loud
        Creating Out Loud is a peer learning program that provides a framework to rethink current practices, and extend and deepen professional networks.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
        
        Read the CaPT strategy, Resources, News or find out more about our initiatives.
      - ASSITEJ
        ASSITEJ is a French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people.
        
        TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        Support for independent artists in the performing arts
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - - Art & Culture Messaging Campaign
        Together with fifteen other national art and culture peak bodies, TNA is a part of an effort to create a sector wide message that drives awareness and influence in the lead up to the Federal election. We invite all members of the arts sector to join the campaign and share the messages.
      - Federal Election Campaign
        TNA is supporting members in marginal electorates to make contact with their MPs and candidates to make sure they know about the cultural assets in their electorate, highlight the important role arts and culture has (particularly in recovery from COVID), and seek a commitment from all parties to develop a National Cultural Plan.
  - Advocacy Toolkit
    - - Who to Contact?
        An overview and guide on figuring out how each level of government works, what they are responsible for, and who to contact when.
      - How to Contact Them?
        A brief and practical overview of which politician you should consider contacting, and how to find them.
      - Which Contact Method?
        Suggestions on what works best; meetings, phone calls, letters or emails?
      - What to Say?
        Tips on what to include in your correspondence, and how to make your message more effective.
      - Federal & State Governments
        A look at the other bodies and groups of people that exist within our federal and state political systems, such as ministries, departments, and agencies.
      - Local Government
        An overview and behind the scenes look at how Local Government works and how to best engage with your local council.
      - A National Cultural Plan
        An overview of the recent Parliamentary Inquiry into Cultural and Creative Industries and Institutions, the subsequent report, and how you can advocate for the creation of a national cultural plan.
  - Research & Resources
    - - Resources
        A range of resources for arts organisations and independents on COVID-19, advocacy, diversity and equity.
      - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA conducts and assists with sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - CaPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources.
  - Databases
    - - Policy Database
        A database to assist performing arts organisations when developing their own policies, plans, procedures and codes of conduct.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
        A database of Australian Circus & Physical Theatre (CaPT) performing companies.
      - Australian Youth Circus Sector (AYCS) + Sector Training Centres
        This database is for Australian Youth Circus's and Circus Schools & Training Centres.
      - Performance with/for/by Young People Companies
        A database of companies that create and present artistic work with, for, and/or by young people.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - Find out more about our 500+ current members.
  - Member Login

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About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Download TNA's annual reports.
      - Strategic Plan
        A summary of TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector.
      - Equity Action Plan
        TNA's Equity Action Plan outlines our commitment and plan toward a more equitable workplace.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of five staff.
      - Board
        TNA’s 11 Board Members include representatives of arts organisations and independent artists drawn from around the country.
      - Partners
        TNA's Core Funding Partners, Project Partners and Supporters
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        The ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) Advisory Committee maintains strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally.
      - VIPI Producers
        This cohort of producers are supported by the Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI).
      - Members List
        View TNA's list of 500+ members.
      - Donors
        TNA would like to acknowledge and thank all of our generous donors who make our support for the independent sector possible.
  - Our History and Impact
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from 2009 - 2020.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - How to get in touch with us.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        A compilation of the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across the sector.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the ASSITEJ sector (performance with/for/by young people).
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector (CaPT).
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - Australian Theatre Forum
        The Australian Theatre Forum, run by TNA, is a landmark meeting place for Australian theatre industry professionals. Held in different locations around the country, this biennial event strengthens theatre as an art form by addressing current issues regarding policy and practice, sharing knowledge and view points, and cultivating fresh ideas that will, in turn, enrich Australian art, culture and society.
      - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
        
        Find out about upcoming EOIs and events, or read the FAQs.
      - Creating Out Loud
        Creating Out Loud is a peer learning program that provides a framework to rethink current practices, and extend and deepen professional networks.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
        
        Read the CaPT strategy, Resources, News or find out more about our initiatives.
      - ASSITEJ
        ASSITEJ is a French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people.
        
        TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        Support for independent artists in the performing arts
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - - Art & Culture Messaging Campaign
        Together with fifteen other national art and culture peak bodies, TNA is a part of an effort to create a sector wide message that drives awareness and influence in the lead up to the Federal election. We invite all members of the arts sector to join the campaign and share the messages.
      - Federal Election Campaign
        TNA is supporting members in marginal electorates to make contact with their MPs and candidates to make sure they know about the cultural assets in their electorate, highlight the important role arts and culture has (particularly in recovery from COVID), and seek a commitment from all parties to develop a National Cultural Plan.
  - Advocacy Toolkit
    - - Who to Contact?
        An overview and guide on figuring out how each level of government works, what they are responsible for, and who to contact when.
      - How to Contact Them?
        A brief and practical overview of which politician you should consider contacting, and how to find them.
      - Which Contact Method?
        Suggestions on what works best; meetings, phone calls, letters or emails?
      - What to Say?
        Tips on what to include in your correspondence, and how to make your message more effective.
      - Federal & State Governments
        A look at the other bodies and groups of people that exist within our federal and state political systems, such as ministries, departments, and agencies.
      - Local Government
        An overview and behind the scenes look at how Local Government works and how to best engage with your local council.
      - A National Cultural Plan
        An overview of the recent Parliamentary Inquiry into Cultural and Creative Industries and Institutions, the subsequent report, and how you can advocate for the creation of a national cultural plan.
  - Research & Resources
    - - Resources
        A range of resources for arts organisations and independents on COVID-19, advocacy, diversity and equity.
      - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA conducts and assists with sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - CaPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources.
  - Databases
    - - Policy Database
        A database to assist performing arts organisations when developing their own policies, plans, procedures and codes of conduct.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
        A database of Australian Circus & Physical Theatre (CaPT) performing companies.
      - Australian Youth Circus Sector (AYCS) + Sector Training Centres
        This database is for Australian Youth Circus's and Circus Schools & Training Centres.
      - Performance with/for/by Young People Companies
        A database of companies that create and present artistic work with, for, and/or by young people.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - Find out more about our 500+ current members.
  - Member Login

International Exchange for TYA Directors – EOIs Open

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Directors in Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) – An International Exchange, known globally also as the “International Directors’ Seminar”, occurs biennially, with the next one taking place June 18-25th 2023 at Hessisches Landestheater Marburg (HLTM) in Germany. TNA as the …

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TNA ASSITEJ Bulletin – May 2022

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This May ASSITEJ Bulletin includes national and international updates from the youth arts sector. TNA STUFF 17–22 May – Bibu Festival – Next Week! Bibu is an international festival of theatre, dance, and circus performances for children and young people together …

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About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Download TNA's annual reports.
      - Strategic Plan
        A summary of TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector.
      - Equity Action Plan
        TNA's Equity Action Plan outlines our commitment and plan toward a more equitable workplace.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of five staff.
      - Board
        TNA’s 11 Board Members include representatives of arts organisations and independent artists drawn from around the country.
      - Partners
        TNA's Core Funding Partners, Project Partners and Supporters
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        The ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) Advisory Committee maintains strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally.
      - VIPI Producers
        This cohort of producers are supported by the Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI).
      - Members List
        View TNA's list of 500+ members.
      - Donors
        TNA would like to acknowledge and thank all of our generous donors who make our support for the independent sector possible.
  - Our History and Impact
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from 2009 - 2020.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - How to get in touch with us.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        A compilation of the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across the sector.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the ASSITEJ sector (performance with/for/by young people).
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector (CaPT).
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - Australian Theatre Forum
        The Australian Theatre Forum, run by TNA, is a landmark meeting place for Australian theatre industry professionals. Held in different locations around the country, this biennial event strengthens theatre as an art form by addressing current issues regarding policy and practice, sharing knowledge and view points, and cultivating fresh ideas that will, in turn, enrich Australian art, culture and society.
      - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
        
        Find out about upcoming EOIs and events, or read the FAQs.
      - Creating Out Loud
        Creating Out Loud is a peer learning program that provides a framework to rethink current practices, and extend and deepen professional networks.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
        
        Read the CaPT strategy, Resources, News or find out more about our initiatives.
      - ASSITEJ
        ASSITEJ is a French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people.
        
        TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        Support for independent artists in the performing arts
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - - Art & Culture Messaging Campaign
        Together with fifteen other national art and culture peak bodies, TNA is a part of an effort to create a sector wide message that drives awareness and influence in the lead up to the Federal election. We invite all members of the arts sector to join the campaign and share the messages.
      - Federal Election Campaign
        TNA is supporting members in marginal electorates to make contact with their MPs and candidates to make sure they know about the cultural assets in their electorate, highlight the important role arts and culture has (particularly in recovery from COVID), and seek a commitment from all parties to develop a National Cultural Plan.
  - Advocacy Toolkit
    - - Who to Contact?
        An overview and guide on figuring out how each level of government works, what they are responsible for, and who to contact when.
      - How to Contact Them?
        A brief and practical overview of which politician you should consider contacting, and how to find them.
      - Which Contact Method?
        Suggestions on what works best; meetings, phone calls, letters or emails?
      - What to Say?
        Tips on what to include in your correspondence, and how to make your message more effective.
      - Federal & State Governments
        A look at the other bodies and groups of people that exist within our federal and state political systems, such as ministries, departments, and agencies.
      - Local Government
        An overview and behind the scenes look at how Local Government works and how to best engage with your local council.
      - A National Cultural Plan
        An overview of the recent Parliamentary Inquiry into Cultural and Creative Industries and Institutions, the subsequent report, and how you can advocate for the creation of a national cultural plan.
  - Research & Resources
    - - Resources
        A range of resources for arts organisations and independents on COVID-19, advocacy, diversity and equity.
      - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA conducts and assists with sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - CaPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources.
  - Databases
    - - Policy Database
        A database to assist performing arts organisations when developing their own policies, plans, procedures and codes of conduct.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
        A database of Australian Circus & Physical Theatre (CaPT) performing companies.
      - Australian Youth Circus Sector (AYCS) + Sector Training Centres
        This database is for Australian Youth Circus's and Circus Schools & Training Centres.
      - Performance with/for/by Young People Companies
        A database of companies that create and present artistic work with, for, and/or by young people.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - Find out more about our 500+ current members.
  - Member Login

About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Download TNA's annual reports.
      - Strategic Plan
        A summary of TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector.
      - Equity Action Plan
        TNA's Equity Action Plan outlines our commitment and plan toward a more equitable workplace.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of five staff.
      - Board
        TNA’s 11 Board Members include representatives of arts organisations and independent artists drawn from around the country.
      - Partners
        TNA's Core Funding Partners, Project Partners and Supporters
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        The ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) Advisory Committee maintains strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally.
      - VIPI Producers
        This cohort of producers are supported by the Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI).
      - Members List
        View TNA's list of 500+ members.
      - Donors
        TNA would like to acknowledge and thank all of our generous donors who make our support for the independent sector possible.
  - Our History and Impact
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from 2009 - 2020.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - How to get in touch with us.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        A compilation of the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across the sector.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the ASSITEJ sector (performance with/for/by young people).
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly bulletin with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector (CaPT).
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - Australian Theatre Forum
        The Australian Theatre Forum, run by TNA, is a landmark meeting place for Australian theatre industry professionals. Held in different locations around the country, this biennial event strengthens theatre as an art form by addressing current issues regarding policy and practice, sharing knowledge and view points, and cultivating fresh ideas that will, in turn, enrich Australian art, culture and society.
      - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
        
        Find out about upcoming EOIs and events, or read the FAQs.
      - Creating Out Loud
        Creating Out Loud is a peer learning program that provides a framework to rethink current practices, and extend and deepen professional networks.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre (CaPT) community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
        
        Read the CaPT strategy, Resources, News or find out more about our initiatives.
      - ASSITEJ
        ASSITEJ is a French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people.
        
        TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        Support for independent artists in the performing arts
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - - Art & Culture Messaging Campaign
        Together with fifteen other national art and culture peak bodies, TNA is a part of an effort to create a sector wide message that drives awareness and influence in the lead up to the Federal election. We invite all members of the arts sector to join the campaign and share the messages.
      - Federal Election Campaign
        TNA is supporting members in marginal electorates to make contact with their MPs and candidates to make sure they know about the cultural assets in their electorate, highlight the important role arts and culture has (particularly in recovery from COVID), and seek a commitment from all parties to develop a National Cultural Plan.
  - Advocacy Toolkit
    - - Who to Contact?
        An overview and guide on figuring out how each level of government works, what they are responsible for, and who to contact when.
      - How to Contact Them?
        A brief and practical overview of which politician you should consider contacting, and how to find them.
      - Which Contact Method?
        Suggestions on what works best; meetings, phone calls, letters or emails?
      - What to Say?
        Tips on what to include in your correspondence, and how to make your message more effective.
      - Federal & State Governments
        A look at the other bodies and groups of people that exist within our federal and state political systems, such as ministries, departments, and agencies.
      - Local Government
        An overview and behind the scenes look at how Local Government works and how to best engage with your local council.
      - A National Cultural Plan
        An overview of the recent Parliamentary Inquiry into Cultural and Creative Industries and Institutions, the subsequent report, and how you can advocate for the creation of a national cultural plan.
  - Research & Resources
    - - Resources
        A range of resources for arts organisations and independents on COVID-19, advocacy, diversity and equity.
      - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA conducts and assists with sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - CaPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources.
  - Databases
    - - Policy Database
        A database to assist performing arts organisations when developing their own policies, plans, procedures and codes of conduct.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
        A database of Australian Circus & Physical Theatre (CaPT) performing companies.
      - Australian Youth Circus Sector (AYCS) + Sector Training Centres
        This database is for Australian Youth Circus's and Circus Schools & Training Centres.
      - Performance with/for/by Young People Companies
        A database of companies that create and present artistic work with, for, and/or by young people.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - Find out more about our 500+ current members.
  - Member Login

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STORAGE AND SECURITY OF YOUR INFORMATION

We will use all reasonable means to protect the confidentiality of your Personal Data while in our possession or control. All information we receive from you is stored and protected on our secure servers from unauthorized use or access. Credit card information is encrypted before transmission and is not stored by us on our servers.

To enable us to deliver our services, we may transfer information that we collect about you, including Personal Data, across borders for storage and processing in countries other than Australia. If your Personal Data is transferred and processed outside Australia, it will only be transferred to countries that have adequate privacy protections.

We retain your personal information for as long as needed to provide services to you and as otherwise necessary to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes and enforce our agreements.

In the event there is a breach of our security and your Personal Data is compromised, we will promptly notify you in compliance with the applicable law.

COOKIES AND PIXELS

A cookie is a small file placed in your web browser that collects information about your web browsing behaviour. Use of cookies allows a website to tailor its configuration to your needs and preferences. Cookies do not access information stored on your computer or any Personal Data (e.g. name, address, email address or telephone number). Most web browsers automatically accept cookies but you can choose to reject cookies by changing your browser settings. This may, however, prevent you from taking full advantage of our website.

Our website uses cookies to analyse website traffic, provide social media sharing and liking functionality and help us provide a better website visitor experience. In addition, cookies and pixels may be used to serve relevant ads to website visitors through third party services such as Google Adwords and Facebook Adverts. These ads may appear on this website or other websites you visit.

SHARING YOUR INFORMATION WITH THIRD PARTIES

We do not and will not sell or deal in Personal Data or any customer information.

Your Personal Data details are only disclosed to third party suppliers when it is required by law, for goods or services which you have purchased, for payment processing or to protect our copyright, trademarks and other legal rights. To the extent that we do share your Personal Data with a service provider, we would only do so if that party has agreed to comply with our privacy standards as described in this privacy policy and in accordance with applicable law. Our contracts with third parties prohibit them from using any of your Personal Data for any purpose other than that for which it was shared.

DISCLOSURE OF YOUR INFORMATION

We may from time to time need to disclose certain information, which may include your Personal Data, to comply with a legal requirement, such as a law, regulation, court order, subpoena, warrant, in the course of a legal proceeding or in response to a law enforcement agency request. Also, we may use your Personal Data to protect the rights, property or safety of https://tna.org.au/, our customers or third parties.

If there is a change of control in one of our businesses (whether by merger, sale, transfer of assets or otherwise) customer information, which may include your Personal Data, could be transferred to a purchaser under a confidentiality agreement. We would only disclose your Personal Data in good faith and where required by any of the above circumstances.

LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES

This website may contain links to other websites. These links are meant for your convenience only. Links to third party websites do not constitute sponsorship or endorsement or approval of these websites. Please be aware that we are not responsible for the privacy practices of such other websites. We encourage our users to be aware, when they leave our website, to read the privacy statements of each and every website that collects personally identifiable information. This privacy policy applies solely to information collected by this website.

CHANGE IN PRIVACY POLICY

As we plan to ensure our privacy policy remains current, this policy is subject to change. We may modify this policy at any time, in our sole discretion and all modifications will be effective immediately upon our posting of the modifications on this website. Please return periodically to review our privacy policy.

CONTACT US

If you have any questions or concerns at any time about our privacy policy or the use of your Personal Data, please contact us at info@tna.org.au and we will respond within 48 hours.

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