LIP is a program at the Performing Arts Market in Seoul for seeking partners in international collaborating productions. The LIP Showcase introduces works, either works previously introduced through LIP Presentations (2009–2012) or international collaboration projects developed through KAMS Connection, that are either in development or have been completed.

Oct. 8 (Tue), 16:00, NTCK Baek-Jang Theater

A new cross-art form work on the conceptual frame of boundaries, with arresting images of relationships, trust and protection kekkai: beyond fixed boundaries explores a Japanese concept meaning 'tied or bounded works'. Rather than telling a story, this interdisciplinary work portrays a series of shifting images and interactions evoking themes of relationship, boundaries, trust and protection. It utilizes dance and physical performance, text, live and recorded music and soundscape, and visual installation. Based on a Japanese concept, and realized by Australian, Korean, Malaysian and Japanese artists, kekkai's aesthetic is recognizably Eastern and whilst drawing on a tradition it is highly contemporary. This new creation arises out of the companies' long collaborative relationship. http://kathpapas.net/Portfolioltems/kekkai/

	Nottle Theatre
	(Korea) was founded in 1993 and the name translates as 'field of labours'. Since its inception, Nottle has been endeavouring to find a new theatrical language in its development of contemporary theatre productions, a 'universal' language through the use of voice, contemporary dance, mime and music. Nottle has performed in over 50 cities in Europe, Asia and Australia. www.nottle.kr

Tony Yap company's

(Australia) work bridges East and West, the traditional and the modern, in works produced with alliances of other independent artists. Tony Yap, Madeleine Flynn, Tim Humphrey and Naomi Ota have produced a number of major works since they began collaborating in 2004. They are driven by a desire to influence contemporary art form development through the intersections of movement, music/sound and visual arts. www.tonyyapcompany.com

LIP Pitch Session, by supporting International collaboration projects to be exposed, facilitates ideas to be developed, visions to be shared and works to be met with international cooperative partners. Participants present their ideas or production plans on various stages (creating, developing, and distributing) in order to seek for their international partners such as actors, choreographers, co-producers, presenters, Ten projects are to be pitched and they include collaborations between Korea-Australia, Korea-France, Korea-Northern Asia.