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  • ASSITEJ Hungary

    First online premiere from Kolibri Theatre

    Emma’s Silence First online premier from Kolibri Theatre for Children and Youth The play tells the touching story of a…

  • ASSITEJ Hungary

    INTERNATIONAL THEATRE CAMP IN MY LIVING ROOM

    Or what it means to make theatre during the period of quarantine   Attila Eck, Hungary “What kind of world do…

  • ASSITEJ Hungary

    Budapest-based Kolibri Theatre celebrates its 25th Anniversary

    On the occasion of the 25th Anniversary, Kolibri Theatre will organize a 9-day Showcase between the 21st and 29th of…

  • ASSITEJ Hungary

    News from Kolibri Theater – Here Flies the Hummingbird!

    Founded in 1992 by Executive and Artistic Director, composer and theatre director János Novák, Kolibri Theatre for Children and Youth…

  • ASSITEJ Hungary

    Foreign Language Teaching Program Kabóca Puppet Theatre, Veszprém

    Since 2009, the Kabóca Puppet Theatre of Veszprém, Hungary, has had an ongoing foreign language education program for children of…

  • ASSITEJ Hungary

    ASSITEJ HUNGARY – CELEBRATIONS

    ASSITEJ celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. On this occasion, ASSITEJ Hungary organized a celebration in Kolibri Theatre, Budapest. János Novák,…

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World Day Messages 2020

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World Performance Week

ASSITEJ proposes a collaboration between international associations involved with different art forms related to live performance, which celebrate their World Days between March 20th and March 27th.

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LINKS

UNIMA
IDEA International
ITI - International Theater Institute
IATC - International Association of Theatre Critics
IUTA - International University Theatre Association
Theatre Without Borders
OISTAT - International Organisation of Scenographers, Theatre Architects and Technicians
IATA - International Amateur Theatre Association
SIBMAS - International Association of Libraries, Museums, Archives and Documentation Centres of the Performing Arts

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