Today sees the launch of the (beta of the) Circus Oz Living Archive, a collaborative project between Circus Oz, the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and several other partners to digitise and sort Oz's huge store of archival video.
 

Bristol producing house Ausform have opened submissions for their next Platform, a biannual showcase that programmes dance, puppetry, circus, theatre, installation, film, live art and whatever else. The Spring Platform will present 3-6 new pieces of work over two dates: an evening programme on 12 April at The Cube Microplex, Bristol, and a day event on 13 April at another Bristol location. Work submitted for the Platform must not have been shown in Bristol before. Fee paid for participation is £100.

The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is a UK charity that supports closer links between Britain and Japan. The Foundation has a number of activities, among them the provision of grants to support projects in visual and performing arts (as well as many other fields).