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Spielart |
Cracow Theatrical Reminiscences |
Baltic Circle |
Lift |
Baltoscandal |
Homo Novus/Homo Alibi |
Divadelna Nitra |
4+4 Days in Motion |
Sirenos |
Exodos |
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Visit FIT festivals in 2009
During 2009 several festivals of FIT network - Theatrical Reminiscences in Cracow, Divadelna Nitra and IETM Spring plenary meeting in Bratislava (organised by Nitra festival), Baltic Circle in Helsinki and Spielart festival in Munich - offer the possibilty to host Mobile Lab participants and give the chance for some intensive writing again! Please click to see the job descriptions:
Cracow Theatrical Reminiscences, April 20-26, 2009 IETM Spring plenary meeting in Bratislava, April 23-26, 2009 Divadelna Nitra in Bratislava, September 25-30, 2009 Baltic Circle in Helsinki, November 18-22, 2009 Spielart festival in Munich (including the project description Connections), November 19 - December 5, 2009 |
FIT - Theatre FESTIVALS IN TRANSITION |
FIT
The network Theatre FESTIVALS IN TRANSITION (FIT) involving eight festivals in eight European countries was founded in 2005. Between 2005 and 2006 FIT organised a series of contemporary theatre projects and highly regarded symposia on ‘festival policy′, which took place at all the participating festivals: Homo Novus in Riga, Latvia, Divadelna Nitra in Slovakia, Sirenos in Vilnius, Lithuania, SPIELART Munich in Germany, Exodos in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Krakow Theatre Reminiscences in Poland, 4+4 Days in Motion in Prague, Czech Republic and Baltoscandal in Rakvere, Estonia. Discussions gathered festival programmers, artists, supporters and cultural policy makers on local, national and European level. Read more ... |
MOBILE LAB for Theatre and Communication |
Mobile Lab for Theatre and Communication
With an enlarged network now involving ten festivals, from 2007 FIT embarks on a new project - a MOBILE LAB for Theatre and Communication. Ten European festivals focusing on contemporary theatre creation have come together to create a travelling laboratory to explore, develop and test drive innovative practices of discourse, critical writing and communication between artists, programmers and audiences in response to contemporary performance. Through carefully developed artistic programmes, public discussions, collaborations with the media and Mobile Lab workshop programmes for young theatre critics and writers, the project aims to facilitate a deeper and more wide ranging communication around contemporary art to a wider audience. Read more ... |
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