Now I understand. As a theatre artist and administrator, I can say for myself, “It’s so hard!”
Early in my TYA career, I heard a veteran artistic director address their board. “It’s so hard!,” was the first…
7 December 2022 We are continuing the conversation on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in artistic collaboration, production and programming. ASSITEJ is pleased to…
The ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering 2023 will be in Serbia from 20-24 November 2023 with the theme of Connecting Voices which…
The Executive Committee of ASSITEJ International is happy to invite you to an informal online meeting for people actively engaged…
27th September 2022 We, the Executive Committee of ASSITEJ, the International Association of Theatre and Performance for Children and Young…
I am an artist, as an artist (actor) it is more difficult to be a woman in Iran. We are not allowed to sing and dance on stage, we have to wear hijab on stage, even if our co-star is male, we cannot touch. We can't wear tight clothes, a male makeup artist is not allowed to put makeup on our faces, and we can't wear wigs. We should not move our body too much.
As an Iranian woman, I have always been attacked by men (patriarchy) with the support of the Islamic Republic of…
BABEL – or The Art of Listening in Theatre for young audiences (TYA) is seeking young emerging arts practitioners (under 36…
Earlier this year, ASSITEJ International was awarded a major grant from the European Union for our three-year project Theatre & Performing…
Diversity in Production and Programming The topic of the conversation will be Diversity in Production and Programming. 🌍 Online Choose the…
Lire en français > ASSITEJ International has been awarded a major grant from the European Union for our three-year project,…
