No more “So excited to announce!” No more weirdly-cropped tiles. No more dead-eyed promo posts.
Why is it often way too hard to post about the thing we love doing, without disappearing into a spiral of self-loathing? Join a panel of artists who have found joyful and inventive ways to capture what goes on behind the scenes, and the development of their creative projects. Audiences are more excited than ever to see how the creative process works, and artists are using social media to document the journey – so how do we do it with less ‘sell’, and more story?
This discussion will explore real and practical approaches to creating content with purpose, to reach an online audience who are keen to follow or invest in your creative projects before they even see them. Focusing on achievable ways to document the creative process without just blending into the grid, this event will also explore how to capture authentic behind-the-scenes content without disrupting your artistic process.
Whether you’re a writer working on a new musical, a performer working on a new cabaret work or an independent producer trying to market your show, this session will provide the ultimate digital survival guide.
Panellists to be announced soon.
Audience questions encouraged.
Prices
Full price | $10
Festival pass 20% off | $8
Content warnings
None
Times
Saturday 15 July | 2pm
Running Time
Approximately 75 minutes – no interval
From our 2025 Festival of New Work talks
FAQs
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Accessible seating
A limited number of accessible seats are available in the front row of the theatre (A13-A15). These, as well as Companion seats, can be purchased through the ‘Book Now’ link.
Please contact the box office on (02) 8065 7337 or visit our Accessibility Page if you have any questions regarding our accessibility.
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Is the venue accessible?
Hayes Theatre Co is accessible to everyone. We encourage all customers with access requirements to get in touch with us so we can discuss your requirements. Our theatre includes road-to-stage step-free access, and we have several dedicated accessible seating areas.
A lift operates from the theatre entrance to the foyer and entry to the auditorium is via the side door located off the balcony for those who have difficulty managing stairs. Please speak to the Box Office Assistant upon arrival at your performance to arrange access. Our staff and volunteer crew will assist in navigating these access points.
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How do I get there?
Train, bus, car – whatever your heart desires! Hayes Theatre Co is located in the heart of Potts Point and is just a short walk from the 311-bus stop and Kings Cross Train Station. For more info, head to transportnsw.info
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Are there restrooms available on-site?
Yes, we have multiple restrooms on-site! At Hayes we welcome gender diversity and encourage everyone to use the restroom that best fits your gender identity or expression.
There is one accessible toilet on the foyer level. There are also two ambulant toilets located within the male and female bathrooms.
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Is there parking available?
Discount parking is available from the Kings Cross Parking Station (entrance on Ward Avenue). Bring your parking ticket with you to the theatre and have it validated at our Box Office for $18 parking. Further discounts apply for parking after 6pm or on weekends.
Limited 1 hour (free after 5 pm) street parking is available around the area. Please note the parking signs as to restrictions.
Hayes Theatre Co's Festival of New Work is supported by
