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Event Award
The winners of the 2023 Federal Theater Award have been announced and will be honored on Oct. 11, 2023.
Call for applications
As part of the second edition of the translators meeting on 11/11/2023 at the Deutsches Theater, we are looking for current theater texts that make…
![[Translate to Englisch:] Pleasures and Politics of Cooperation. Symposium zum Theaterpreis des Bundes 2023, 11.10.2023](/fileadmin/_processed_/c/e/csm_TPB_fuer_Meldung_Webseite_46abbcfade.png "Pleasures and Politics of Cooperation")
Event
Register now for the symposium accompanying the Federal Theater Prize 2023 on Oct. 11, 2023, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Haus der Berliner…
![[Translate to Englisch:] Brexit Infopoint Logo](/fileadmin/_processed_/7/e/csm_1_d49b00c327.png "Brexit Symposium")
Event
On 20th and 21st September 2023, touring artists is organising a symposium on Brexit and its consequences for the cultural sector in Hamburg.
Event
Register now: Ecologies of Care in performing arts, on 20.10.23 in Łódź, Poland
Event
The next edition of LESERAUM with Maria Milisavljević will take place from 16:00-17:30 CEST/MET via Zoom.
Festival
After Hamburg 2017, Düsseldorf 2021 and Offenbach-Frankfurt 2023, the festival is now coming to Chemnitz — and will be returning to Saxony once more…
In accordance with its statutes, the German ITI promotes mutual understanding of the world's theater cultures. It promotes the freedom of artistic expression and the preservation and development of the cultural diversity of theatrical forms of expression and production. In cooperation with the other ITI centers and artistic partners, its range of tasks extends to information work, consulting and organization.
WE NEED EACH OTHER
TO REALLY
CREATE CHANGE
A. Bräuniger, F. Kiwewa,
Bettina Sluzalek
and Malin Nagel
in conversation
The Media Library for Dance and Theater is one of the most extensive audiovisual documentation and archive centers for contemporary performing arts in Germany. Open to the public, it is a place of scholarly exchange and experimental artistic access to the archive as a thinking space. Regular introductions for school classes, seminar groups as well as consultations for artists are part of the offer. National and international workshops and conferences on archival practice in the performing arts are organized by the staff.
Studio2 is a 160 square meter workspace for the performing arts in Berlin's Kunstquartier Bethanien. The studio offers especially emerging artists the possibility to conduct rehearsals and workshops, movement research and methodological research, but also the artistic development of productions. At the interface of the arts towards theatrical-theoretical, technological and archival practice, it is a place of practice-oriented-artistic encounter, open to all who are concerned with movement in space.
touring artists provides information and advice on all issues related to artistic, curatorial and organisational practices that arise in the context of international and transnational work. For this purpose, the website www.touring-artists.info provides information on topics such as social security, taxes, visa and residency, customs, funding, copyright law, status of artists and contracts. This information is available in various languages. Solutions to administrative challenges are developed mutually within free individual consultations. Workshops provide introductions to the specific administrative dimensions of transnational artistic work.