ITI - Journal
The journal showcases the diverse themes of the ITI. Many of the articles are written in the context of our projects or collaborations and offer insights into processes, encounters, results, and the questions that arise from them. In this sense, the journal serves as a space for documentation, reflection, and exchange on the performing arts and their transnational, cultural-political, and societal contexts.
The Russian critic Alla Shenderova asks herself and colleagues in exile and in Russia about a possible future and what it means to be Russian now.
Ukrainian theatre director and playwright Oleksandr Seredin talks about his experiences in the war and how it changed his attitude towards theatre and himself.
Ozi Ozar looks at the revolution in Iran, the expectations of life in exile and what institutions and theatre makers can do to support.