The Studio1 Pathway Residency, supported by Undercover Artist Festival, supports disability-led dance and movement practice through a creative development residency.

In-Studio Residencies are funded creative residencies, providing dedicated time and space for artists to research, experiment and develop new or existing ideas.

The BlakDance Residency supports First Nations artists to undertake focused creative development in a culturally supported studio environment.

Reciprocal residency opportunity: Studio 1 and Legs on The Wall

Residency opportunity with Dance North Hub in Townsville.

Studio1 and Restless Dance Theatre deliver a multi-year collaboration focused on inclusive practice and professional development for artists with and without disabilities. Programs include artist development workshops, teacher training sessions and mentorship pathways.

Force Majeure continues its partnership with Studio1 in 2026, delivering workshops for multidisciplinary artists, focused on physical theatre methodologies, devising processes and collaborative practice.

Suitable for artists working across physical practice disciplines.

Pitch Lab and Make It Happen are delivered in partnership with Dance Makers Collective.

A professional workshop program led by dance and physical theatre artists, supporting skill development, peer connection and engagement with diverse practices.

One-off sessions led by national and international artists explore a range of choreographic approaches and movement research.

Sandpit is a free cross art-form creative play series supporting experimentation and collaboration. Artists participate as movers or creators and engage in theme-based creative exploration.

Momentum is a Studio1 initiative for high school students, exploring dance and physical theatre through workshops that build creativity, confidence and connection. Led by Studio1 Artists-in-Residence, the program gives students direct access to professional artists and contemporary movement practices.

Testing Site is a curated showcase of short dance and physical theatre works by South East Queensland artists.

Exchange Afternoons are free, twice-yearly gatherings where artists share works in development and participate in facilitated feedback sessions. The program supports peer learning and community connection.