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Tremors Festival 2027 - DEADLINE: 2026/09/15

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Tremors Festival 2027 – DEADLINE: 2026/09/15

Tremors Festival 2027 – DEADLINE: 2026/09/15

Rumble Theatre

rumble.org

Published

July 16, 2026

Location

Vancouver, Canada

Category

National

Job Type

Call for Submission

Description

Rumble Theatre is seeking proposals for projects, excerpts, and works-in-progress of approximately 25 – 35 minutes in length for Tremors Festival 2027.

Submissions are welcomed from individuals, collectives, and organizations.

Innovation lives at the Tremors Festival. Participants experiment with theatrical ideas supported by Rumble’s creative leaders. In its current incarnation, Tremors is a platform for the realization of new and experimental work.

The format of the festival is shaped by the artists and the work they present. Audiences come to a one-ticket event/art party, where a variety of creative voices make Tremors a many-faceted look at this moment in time.

Submissions due September 15th at 11:59 pm [PST]

For full details and to submit your work, click HERE.

QUESTIONS? Please see the Frequently Asked Questions on the sidebar of Rumble's webpage. For any other questions please email jiv[at]rumble.org

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