Centro Cultural Casa Hechale welcomes individual creators and duos for two- to four-week projects in Santa María la Ribera.
Centro Cultural Casa Hechale has opened applications for its upcoming artist residency programme, offering creative practitioners dedicated time to develop their craft in Santa María la Ribera, Mexico City. The initiative is structured around two-week and four-week residencies designed specifically for practitioners whose artistic work interfaces directly with the disciplines of theatre, film, and live performance. By presenting both shorter two-week periods and longer four-week sessions, the open call accommodates different stages of project development, creative research, and performance experimentation.
A central focus of the residency is the wide range of disciplines invited to take part. Centro Cultural Casa Hechale has shaped the open call to welcome an expansive roster of performative, moving-image, and visual storytellers. The programme invites applications from theatre-makers, actors, directors, and playwrights working within dramatic forms and stage narratives. In parallel, filmmakers developing cinematic projects, dancers refining movement practices, and choreographers structuring live physical work are eligible to apply. Designers and interdisciplinary artists whose broader practices intersect with performance and film are also encouraged to participate, highlighting the centre's interest in hybrid creative processes.
The residency supports multiple collaboration formats, accepting submissions from individual artists as well as creative duos. This flexibility enables solo performers, writing teams, directing partnerships, or cross-disciplinary pairs to immerse themselves in focused work. Based in Mexico City's Santa María la Ribera, the programme provides a physical setting tailored to creative inquiry across stage and screen disciplines.
For artists seeking time away from traditional production constraints to develop new work, the call offers a direct path to concentrated creative exploration. Whether artists are engaging in scriptwriting, movement design, cinematic experimentation, or live staging, the residency is structured around fostering interdisciplinary and performance-centred practices.
Residencies tailored specifically to live performance, theatre, and film give practitioners crucial time and physical space to develop complex multidisciplinary works. By welcoming duos alongside individual artists, this opportunity fosters essential collaboration across movement, design, writing, and direction.
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