The 20th ASSITEJ World Congress and International Festival scheduled for May 2020 in Tokyo, Japan is fast approaching with the theme BEGINNING THE JOURNEY. For me, beginning a journey does not always imply starting a fresh movement. It can imply that the journey had been on, but a need arose that necessitated a pause. This ‘pause’, calls for reflection and stock-taking that requires putting all aspects of the journey in proper perspective and coming up with ways to navigate through perceived and real obstacles.
The 20th ASSITEJ World Congress and International Festival scheduled for May 2020 in Tokyo, Japan is fast approaching with the…
ASSITEJ has begun the work on the 2020 ASSITEJ Magazine that will be launched at our 20th ASSITEJ World Congress…
Bernardine Evaristo won the 2019 Booker prize for her novel Girl, Woman, Other. Evaristo is a British author and a…
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child turns 30 on 20th November 2019. It is most widely ratified…
Lately, in the ASSITEJ Executive Committee we have been having open meetings, and we have had a fundraising working group based on an open call. At these open meetings we have experienced a fantastic participation from several people from the ASSITEJ community, who with commitment and curiosity have brought to the table offers of help with concrete, practical work and new ideas.
Lately, in the ASSITEJ Executive Committee we have been having open meetings, and we have had a fundraising working group…
⏰ Deadline: 15 November 2019 🌏 Tokyo, JPN 🗓 14 – 24 May 2020 The 20th ASSITEJ WORLD CONGRESS and…
⏰ Deadline: 31 October 2019 🌏 Anywhere Take a Child to the Theatre Fundraising Campaign Call to national centres and networks…
By François Fogel Through the principles it defends, the report “A National Strategy for Cultural Health – Promoting and sustaining…
Thanks to the engagement of ASSITEJ Norway, the Nordic - Baltic network and their supports, 600 professionals of performing arts for young people attended ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering 2019 in Kristiansand, in the best possible conditions: an inclusive space, where people's contributions are strongly supported, and nourished by high quality performances. Of course, Norway is far up north, and everyone can't just buy a ticket and join in.
Thanks to the engagement of ASSITEJ Norway, the Nordic – Baltic network and their supports, 600 professionals of performing arts…
New report commissioned by Polka Theatre offers fresh insights into developing future theatre audiences The report considers the outcomes from…
