Performing Lines Tas Marks 20 Years Championing Tasmanian Artists
Performing Lines Tas marks two decades of backing independent artists in Lutruwita/Tasmania, established through a partnership between the Tasmanian State Government and the Australia Council for the Arts. Sinsa Mansell, a senior producer of pakana heritage, highlighted the significance of this milestone coinciding with their annual sector day. An archival review uncovered the initial lease, while the Moonah Arts Centre gallery displayed a collection of artworks curated by Nicole Winspear from the past 20 years. Founder Annette Downs stressed the importance of elevating Tasmanian voices. Mansell co-directed the 2021 dance production BACK, making history as the first pakana woman to achieve this. In 2024, Simon Wellington took on the role of national CEO after a career in theatre. Performing Lines Tas became part of the NPAPF, ensuring eight years of funding continuity.
Key facts
- Performing Lines Tas celebrates its 20th anniversary
- Co-founded by Tasmanian State Government and then Australia Council for the Arts
- Sinsa Mansell is the first pakana woman to co-direct a dance work in Lutruwita with 2021's BACK
- Organization joined National Performing Arts Partnership Framework (NPAPF) for eight-year funding
- Founders include Annette Downs and Wendy Blacklock
- Supported artists include Nathan Maynard and Jamie McCaskill
- Simon Wellington became national CEO and executive producer in 2024
- Archival exhibition held at Moonah Arts Centre
Entities
Artists
- Sinsa Mansell
- Annette Downs
- Wendy Blacklock
- Nicole Winspear
- Kate Champion
- Nathan Maynard
- Jamie McCaskill
- Wesley Enoch
- Deb Mailman
- Simon Wellington
Institutions
- Performing Lines Tas
- Tasmania Performs
- Tasmanian State Government
- Australia Council for the Arts
- Creative Australia
- National Performing Arts Partnership Framework (NPAPF)
- Moonah Arts Centre
- Salamanca Theatre Company
- Theatre Royal
- ArtsHub
- ScreenHub
Locations
- Lutruwita
- Tasmania
- Australia
- Hobart