$Open Stage @KRA 05\/12$

We're ready for the last Open Stage of the year! Save the date and be ready for more updates - we are planning a christmas market the same weekend <3
Sign up on this form: https://www.kunstromarbeid.com/sign-up-for-open-stage within Saturday 29th of November if you are interested in being part of the program!*
*We will get back to everyone on Sunday 30th of November to set the program. If it happens that we get too many sign-ups, we will prioritize KRA members, new people, and aim for a diversity in genders, cultures, and artistic expressions. PS: We have been fully booked the past events, so if you miss the deadline the chances of joining the program are unfortunately low.

Open Stage is a recurring event at KRA, for artists who want to share their work - whether it be an experiment, process or finished product, you’re welcome to take the stage or another part of the space. It's also open for anyone who wants to come by to see, participate, have a drink or just hang out - and help us keep a safe and supportive space!

NEW!! To join the Open Stage, please contact us via this form:
https://www.kunstromarbeid.com/sign-up-for-open-stage
- and we will get back to you on email. As we are getting more sign-ups, we are trying to make sure we have all the information we need to make the communication and the event as smooth as possible. Any questions can be sent to [email protected].

Doors open at 19:30 and the show/presentations starts at 20:00. The show will last for around 1-2 hours, and you're free to stick around after for an after-party or move on the next event on your agenda!
The Open Stage is an initiative to create a low-threshold platform for meeting an audience with one's work or practice on stage. A meeting point across art fields and a social evening between friends, colleagues and new people. It started as an initiative by juggler and circus artist Julian Sæther in 2021.

The event is free and you can show up in the door, BUT you are also free to support through getting a ticket on the website:)

Come as you are!

KRA is funded by Stavanger Kommune, Rogaland Fylkeskommune and Kulturdirektoratet.