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As a producer, inclusivity means allow artists I collaborate with to have access to a global stage, even if they are not eligible for funding, or in the periphery of touring routes / dense presenting regions, without prejudice of race, language, opinion, creed, gender, orientation, etc.
Applied to the European context, it means developing a practice in partnership with many different presenters, away from exclusivity principles and premiere pride, so that a visit to Europe makes sense both environmentally and financially.

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in the context of my project ( Frontoi_Virtual Theatre) inclusivity means: Accesibility for audiences that cannot enjoy "physical" Performing Arts. Sustainability means: Ecomomic sustainability in terms of a virtual theatre being an alternative in distribution.

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It is a tricky question as some core values are sometimes antagonists... If I get an artist from China invited to Europe, it will have a negative impact on the environment but a positive one on social, artistic, economic and human level.
So the question is how to find balance and be reasonable?

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Being ALSO digital is a way of being more sustainable.

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Ralph - Take Art: Question 1 - inclusivity means access for rural communities to high quality culture (to the same level that urban communities can enjoy) which complements that which already exists in rural areas.  Question 2 - working with rural communities to host and present high quality cultural performances supports the social bonds in the rural community, creates a unique exchange between audience and artist a shared space where the artist is close to the audience in a human sense, ecologically the artist travels to the audience reducing the carbon footprint instead of the audience travelling to the theatre buildings and the concept of rural touring has an economic possibility bringing new networks and audiences to artists at the local level - its a kind of new market and can link with small scale touring where artists think about scalability of shows to fit into different spaces

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Ralph - Take Art: Question 1 - inclusivity means access for rural communities to high quality culture (to the same level that urban communities can enjoy) which complements that which already exists in rural areas.  Question 2 - working with rural communities to host and present high quality cultural performances supports the social bonds in the rural community, creates a unique exchange between audience and artist a shared space where the artist is close to the audience in a human sense, ecologically the artist travels to the audience reducing the carbon footprint instead of the audience travelling to the theatre buildings and the concept of rural touring has an economic possibility bringing new networks and audiences to artists at the local level - its a kind of new market and can link with small scale touring where artists think about scalability of shows to fit into different spaces

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Sustainability - it has to be considered from three perspectives economic, social/cultural and ecological - too often the eco aspect is relegated to an afterthought. 

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Sustainability - it has to be considered from three perspectives economic, social/cultural and ecological - too often the eco aspect is relegated to an afterthought. 

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Luna Rebelo + Portugal (Formiga Atómica)

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Luna Rebelo + Portugal (Formiga Atómica)

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Question 1
sustainability - finding ways to operate that don't harm the environment, both locally and on tour - consider production, tourability and durability of projects, projects that use local participants and artists as well as 'touring companies',  green modes of transport, source sustainable materials, zero waste, recycling of materials

inclusivity - not just encouraging people from under-represented groups to join your company/organisation/team/project, but making the workplace a welcoming and nurturing place, apply inclusivity to all levels of organisation, including board,  programme in an inclusive way, representation - help audiences and potential new staff see themselves represented

QUESTION 2
Complexities are often a conflict between ecological and economic sustainability
- often, choosing sea freight over air freight means artists don't have work while set is on a boat. (who pays artists - is a career as a performer a financially sustainable option?)
initiatives of sustainability have associated cost
sometimes building sets locally seems a greener option, but doubling up isn't always
it's always crucial to weigh up artists' ambitions for touring and the tourability of a show - aim to produce with lightweight touring in mind (without losing production values)

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Inclusivity: to let more people be involved in artistic activity. For "more people" I mean all that part of the society which generally don't go to theatre like people living in rural area, or that have no money to go to theatre, or far from cultural activity for several social reasons
Sustainability: maybe it could be too concrete but, basically, to me it means to be sufficiently (economically) supported to do my job

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question 1 Inclusivity is for me possibilities to take part in art wherever you chose to live.
question 2 I see a need for young people growing up in rural and suburban societies to find art as a possible future living. This is necessary to enlarge experinces in the art field

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Inclusivity: physical / intelectual / social access to culture
Sustainability: minimize resources; producing considering environmental, ecological and social matters

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Q1 : inclusivity is about how real create a commun ground and collective collaboration between artists from one country and people involved in the other (artist, producer, audience)

Q1 sustainability as a search for a balance between economical / ecological / social aspects of the artistic project... and the many differents forms it can / has to take regarding the local realities involved

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Q1: Inclusity = diversity, accessibility / Sustainability = green travelling, sustainable producing in terms of how long a production is able to run for

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Wider access, less boundaries (physical, geographical, social...)

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Inclusivity= work together. as maybe the only way to "survive" not because virus but the entire future.Sustainability= cultural respect , equilibrium between economic items/common future. Rural VS Urban?

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Inclusivity= work together. as maybe the only way to "survive" not because virus but the entire future.Sustainability= cultural respect , equilibrium between economic items/common future. Rural VS Urban?

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sustainability = independence and new international strategies

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Sustainability = balance between local and international talent

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Less impact on the environment, balance of production aspects, longer tours with more local engagement and collaboration

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Q2 Within every context there is a complex web of interactions between the different elements of sustainability which need to be assessed. 

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Q2 Within every context there is a complex web of interactions between the different elements of sustainability which need to be assessed. 

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I believe you can't think in one aspect without considering all the others. They are interconnected. Also when you priorize one aspect it will influence the importance of all the others.
A balance on this is a thrilling challenge!

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yes I agree longer tours and more interaction with local communities (Ralph)

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yes I agree longer tours and more interaction with local communities (Ralph)

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rural can link with urban and vice versa - we have worked from a rural context with agencies in cities

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rural can link with urban and vice versa - we have worked from a rural context with agencies in cities