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ASSITEJ World Congress, Residencies

Next Generation Programme at 2017 ASSITEJ World Congress

The Next Generation Programme is an ASSITEJ initiative, designed to support artistic and cultural exchange and collaboration between international artists…
ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering, ON THE EDGE, Professional Networks, Residencies

Next Generation / On The Edge

Call for Applications July 2nd – July 9th 2016, Birmingham, UK / On the Edge International Theatre Festival for Young…
ASSITEJ Japan, Residencies

Tokyo, Japan 2015

The Next Generation Programme in Asia : We are looking for young emerging theatre practitioners in Asia who’d like to collaborate…
Next Generation, Residencies

ASSITEJ Next Generation Program, Berlin Reflection

Too Perfect To Be True! Someone asked me to state three things I “learnt” from the program. I did answer…
Professional Networks, Residencies

Next Generation in Linz

Program for Young Artists June 25th – July 5th 2015 in Linz, Austria / at SCHÄXPIR International Theatre Festival for…
Professional Networks, Residencies

Next Generation residency at Augenblick mal! Berlin

“The Next Generation programme embodies the very essence of what ASSITEJ stands for: internationalism and artistic exchange.” (Nina Hajiyianni, EC…
Professional Networks, Residencies

Next Generation in Berlin

The participants of the Next Generation Residencies Program in Berlin shared their thoughts and wishes with us… I love TYA…
ASSITEJ Mexico, Residencies

Looking Back on Next Generation 2013

In June, 2013 I had the opportunity to attend the Next Generation Program of ASSITEJ in Linz, Austria as the…
Next Generation, Residencies

Next Generation Warzaw 2014

ASSITEJ commits in principle and in practice to collaboration and cooperation between other international artistic associations on matters of mutual interest, where appropriate. We do this in order to advocate the theatre and the arts as a universal expression of humankind, as fundamental to human, social and cultural development and as a bridge-builder for mutual understanding and tolerance as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.