Browsing by discipline: Theatre

Created in 2000, as part of a collaboration agreement with the National Institute of Performing Arts and Music (INAEM). The Red Escena has 114 members, including 104 theatres and auditoriums and 10 regional circuits or networks from Spain’s autonomous communities, which together incorporate over 450 public stages and venues. Among its goals at international level, the Network aims to promote a tighter collaboration among national and international theatres, auditoriums, public and private circuits and networks.   Read More

Appan is a worldwide network for promotion and co-operation in the performing arts development. This network increases public awareness of the cultural spiritual identity of performing arts in the Asia Pacific Region to a worldwide audience.  Read More

The IATC draws together more than two thousand theatre critics, through some fifty National Sections. Founded in Paris in 1956, the IATC is a non-profit, Non-Governmental Organization benefitting under statute B of UNESCO. The purpose of the IATC is to bring together theatre critics in order to promote international cooperation.   Read More

The Institute for Provocation (IFP) is a dramaturgical workspace and curatorial think tank that provides artistic research as an independent research discipline with its own context and infrastructure. On the one one hand, IFP supports artist residencies (based on an artist’s proposal); on the other hand, IFP initiates own research projects (inviting artists to collaborate) stretching the borders of artistic research. IFP has a base in Beijing, China and in Antwerp, Belgium.   Read More

The Theatre Institute (1961) is an institution under the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic and its mission is to provide Slovak and international public with complete information services regarding theatre. The priority of the Theatre Institute is its scientific and researching activity consisting of research of Slovak drama covering the time from establishing the first permanent professional stage in 1920 until today.  Read More

CONCEPTS is a network of educational institutions and professional theatre organisations across Europe which are interested in promoting cooperation through joint projects, both practical and theoretical. It is interested in facilitating links between higher educational institutions, and the theatre professions. It was founded in York in 1991.   Read More

VTi (Vlaams Theater Instituut) is an institute for the professional performing arts in Flanders, a documentation centre for theatre, dance and music theatre. It is a sectorial think-tank in a varied and international Flanders and it represents a critical interface between theatre-makers, the public and the policy-makers.  Read More

Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) is based in Islamabad, Pakistan. It is funded by the Ministry of Culture of Pakistan. PNCA was established in 1973 to protect, promote and disseminate Pakistani Arts and Culture at home and abroad. The organisation has a strong Islamic identity which…  Read More

The Netherlands Theatre Institute (TIN) is the heart of the Dutch theatre world. It documents, supports and promotes Dutch theatre, both in the Netherlands and abroad. The TIN offers the largest theatre documentation centre in Europe, organises debates and public exhibitions, promotes talent nationally and internationally, and ensures harmonisation within the theatre sector.   Read More

The Manoel Theatre promotes local talent in all fields of the dramatic arts: Maltese opera singers participate and collaborate with foreign performers in the Opera Festival held every March; international ballet companies hold workshops to local dance schools; local artists are commissioned to create new productions.  Read More

Victorian Theatre Company (2002) is an enterprise aiming to find, train and nurture young adults to involve themselves actively in the organization, conceptualization, creation, and fruition of artistic activities such as theatre.  Read More

The Annexe Gallery, located behind the recently rebranded Central Market, was launched in January 2007 as a centre for contemporary arts. The Annexe Gallery provides spaces for the ongoing expression of present generations  Read More

Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPAC), or PentasSeni KL. KLPAC is a not-for-profit company dedicated to the practice of traditional and contemporary performing arts, as well as education and community outreach.   Read More

The New Theatre Institute of Latvia (NTIL) is a centre serving the existing and emerging performing arts professionals, including theatre, dance, circus, interdisciplinary approaches, their audiences with a focus on international cooperation. It intends to encourage the development of the independent performing arts scene in Latvia with an aim…  Read More

Established in 1950, the National Theater of Korea (NTOK) has been a leading performance hall, promoting the nation’s performing arts. In conjunction with its four resident companies–the National Drama Company of Korea, the National Changgeuk Company of Korea, the National Dance Company of Korea and the National Orchestra of Korea–the theater strives to globalize Korean traditional arts and re-create it with a modern interpretation.  Read More