In August, ASSITEJ will continue to meet in our regular Coffee Sessions. The next two sessions are as follows: Inclusivity…
As the global pandemic of Covid 19 grew, affecting new populations every day, it became clear that access to art…
The 16 regional Coffee Sessions have been important platforms for connection and exchange in times of crisis and isolation. ASSITEJ will continue the online meetings over the coming months. The two first sessions we can announce are: – Manifesto – points of action – National Centre Workshop
We can’t meet? Let’s join! This May many members would have met at the 20th ASSITEJ World Congress in Tokyo….
From 20 May to 5 June, ASSITEJ International offers “Coffee sessions” to TYA professionals from all countries. Join us for…
Amidst the lockdown due to Covid_19 seven storytellers of Purvabhyas Theatre, India has made ‘spreading the joy of stories and…
See the recorded debate here Culture makes us resilient and gives us hope. It reminds us that we are not…
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A group of ASSITEJ Centres have created “Upside Down World Day of Theatre for Young Audiences”. The slogan is “Take…
Since we launched our World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People campaign, which leads up to the 20th March, with the slogan #Takeachildtothetheatre, much has changed. For many children in many parts of the world it is not practical, possible or advised to take children to the theatre, and many children will be spending days indoors, shuttered away in their own homes, without opportunities for connection or for stimulation beyond what the television can provide.
By Yvette Hardie, President of ASSITEJ Since we launched our World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People campaign,…
