50th Anniversary | ASSITEJ International

50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Canada

Greetings from Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia

We send greetings from Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia on the occasion of ASSITEJ’s 50th Anniversary. Established in 1972, Mermaid…
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Vietnam

Theatre activity experiences for young audience and children in Vietnam / Gallery
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Archives

ASSITEJ Archives II
50th Anniversary

Some points on my developments of Children’s Theatre within The Visual Vernacular.

By Kinny Gardner I have been creating theatrical work for Deaf children in the UK, but touring it in a Hearing…
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Archives

From ASSITEJ Archives
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ International

We share with you illustrations of more than 30 countries.

These materials were part of the Exhibition MOVEMENTS, that took place in Berlin (different places of the city from April 21 – 26, 2015),…
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Norway

The Red Shoes Project – democracy in theatre for the very young?

By Lise Hovik The Red Shoes was an artistic research project working on the idea of improvisation and free playing…
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Zimbawe

Assitej IATA Zimbabwe

Compiled by: Washington Masenda. Following my appointment as new National Administrator cum Director for Assitej/ IATA Zimbabwe, I had a…
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Poland

My favourite project

By Maciej Wojtyszko There’s a long tradition of ASSITEJ theatre camps in Poland. An astonishing number of small projects are realised at…
50th Anniversary, ASSITEJ Sweden

Theatre for children and young people – a democratic right.

Warsaw,$1 October 3-14, 2015 During the Festival several dozen events will take place: shows presented by Polish and foreign theatres,…

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.