The call for applications to the New Works 2023-24 Season has now closed.

Thank you to everyone who applied. You will receive an email confirming receipt of your application shortly. We will be in touch on or before March 31 with the results of all competitions.


New Works invites expressions of interest from dance and movement artists to participate in our 2023-24 season of performance opportunities. We are excited to offer a few distinct opportunities next season. Please read closely through the applications below and note all eligibility and technical requirements. If you have any questions, please reach out to charlotte@newworks.ca

Apply to perform as part of the annual summer series All Over The Map, presented in partnership with CMHC Granville Island. 

Learn more about the opportunity and apply HERE

Apply to intern with us through a Dance Production/Stage Management Learning Opportunity.

Learn more about the opportunity and apply HERE

Apply to be the New Works Summer Artist in Residence, presented in partnership with Out Innerspace. 

Learn more about the opportunity and apply HERE

Apply with an outside-of-the-box idea. 

Have an idea or work you want to pitch that doesn’t quite fall into one of the opportunities above, but still might be a great fit for New Works? Many current programs at New Works grew out of a conversation with a community member in direct response to an identified need for a unique programming opportunity. This is an open space to start a conversation. Email us at charlotte@newworks.ca with “2023-24 Out of the Box Idea” in your subject line. 

Want to learn more before applying? Join us for a free, online info session from 5:15pm to 6:15pm on Tuesday, January 7. Please RSVP Here.

Application Deadline: February 10, 2023

We plan to confirm all successful applications on or before March 31, 2023. If the nature of your work or application changes between February 10 and March 31, please update us by email. 

Thank you for taking the time to apply. 

Photo: Choreographer Katie Cassady and dancer Juolin Lee perform Funky Fungi. Photo by Yvonne Chew.