About:
The Skeleton Project is a anything made together by Anton Krasauskas and Matthew Allen. We are solo artists working in collaboration.
Information:
Size of company:
2 on stage. 2 on the road.
Scale of Venue:
Small scale
Permanent Staff:
Co-Artistic Directors: Matthew Allen (@skeletonp) & Anton Krasauskas (@Anton_SKP)
Associated Artists: Vincent Krasauskas (@Vincent_SKP)
Who We Are:
The Skeleton Project is a West Yorkshire-based theatre and performance group, active since 2005. Graduates of Leeds Metropolitan University, founding members Matthew Allen and Anton Krasauskas have in that time written and toured original and exciting work, alongside their continuing efforts to showcase and develop the talents of other local artists and performers.
What We Do:
The Skeleton Project specialises in theatre and performance, with seven productions written and performed since 2005, though in recent years have branched out into other media.
“There’s stuff we can do onstage and not onscreen, and vice versa. So we made a film version of [first production] I.T.C.H. The same goes for music and art. There are things that we can say which suit other media more than theatre.”
Recent forays outside of the theatre have culminated in short films such as Spread, art installations and exhibitions in and around Leeds,
as well as a dark musical soundtrack which continues to feature in new productions; a trademark sound for a trademark production company.
Interested in showcasing new talent, The Skeleton Project created NEWK, a regular platform for developing work which takes the form of three short previews of work by other artists. It offers them the opportunity to test material in front of audiences, as well as to gauge interest in the arts in the region.
It’s an integral part of future Projects, and an excellent way to catch up with what is becoming a burgeoning scene of artistic talent. The Skeleton Project is supported by Stage@Leeds, Test Space and West Yorkshire Theatre Network.
The Skeleton Project creates accessible, watchable, humorous work without compromising the desire to take risks, and creates work on subjects which really capture its imagination.
Wrap Around: Workshops for ages 16 years old and up, pre- and post-performance discussions for both audiences and professionals, lecture demonstrations for professional artists and academics. Showcase Events in gallery spaces and festivals.
TOURING AVAILABILITY
2011 onwards
2 on stage. 2 on the road.
Scale of Venue:
Small scale
Permanent Staff:
Co-Artistic Directors: Matthew Allen (@skeletonp) & Anton Krasauskas (@Anton_SKP)
Associated Artists: Vincent Krasauskas (@Vincent_SKP)
Who We Are:
The Skeleton Project is a West Yorkshire-based theatre and performance group, active since 2005. Graduates of Leeds Metropolitan University, founding members Matthew Allen and Anton Krasauskas have in that time written and toured original and exciting work, alongside their continuing efforts to showcase and develop the talents of other local artists and performers.
What We Do:
The Skeleton Project specialises in theatre and performance, with seven productions written and performed since 2005, though in recent years have branched out into other media.
“There’s stuff we can do onstage and not onscreen, and vice versa. So we made a film version of [first production] I.T.C.H. The same goes for music and art. There are things that we can say which suit other media more than theatre.”
Recent forays outside of the theatre have culminated in short films such as Spread, art installations and exhibitions in and around Leeds,
as well as a dark musical soundtrack which continues to feature in new productions; a trademark sound for a trademark production company.
Interested in showcasing new talent, The Skeleton Project created NEWK, a regular platform for developing work which takes the form of three short previews of work by other artists. It offers them the opportunity to test material in front of audiences, as well as to gauge interest in the arts in the region.
It’s an integral part of future Projects, and an excellent way to catch up with what is becoming a burgeoning scene of artistic talent. The Skeleton Project is supported by Stage@Leeds, Test Space and West Yorkshire Theatre Network.
The Skeleton Project creates accessible, watchable, humorous work without compromising the desire to take risks, and creates work on subjects which really capture its imagination.
Wrap Around: Workshops for ages 16 years old and up, pre- and post-performance discussions for both audiences and professionals, lecture demonstrations for professional artists and academics. Showcase Events in gallery spaces and festivals.
TOURING AVAILABILITY
2011 onwards
