Cultural Policies

“Fabulamundi. Playwriting Europe”  connects 80 playwrights and authors with 15 theatre institutions from 10 countries.  The main activities foreseen by the projects are the following. A. Create “Fabulamundi – Playwriting Europe: beyond borders?” Artistic Programs in participating Countries B. Playwrights’ and drama related organizations’ professional development and internationalization C. Create an European Network for playwrights and plays circulation and … Continued

The partnership is composed by the following organizations: From Italy, PAV s.n.c. (project leader), Associazione culturale AREA06, Teatro i; Austria, Wiener Wortstaetten; from Belgium, Culture Action Europe; from Czech Republic, Theatre Letí; from France, La Mousson d’été, Théâtre Ouvert; from Germany, Interkulturelles Theaterzentrum Berlin e.V.; from Poland, Teatr Dramatyczny m.st. Warszawy; from Romania, University of Arts of Targu-Mures, Teatrul Odeon; from Spain, Sala Beckett – Obrador Internacional de Dramatúrgia; from UK, Creative Skillset. Moreover, Fabulamundi project can count on an already existing network … Continued

Almost 30 years after the end of the Cold War and 15 years after the accession of the states of Central and Eastern Europe to the EU, the European continent remains trapped in an understanding going back more than a century of the nation state as a territorially bounded community, and struggles to implement transnational … Continued

Partners: Österreichisches Kulturforum Brussels, Polish Institute – Cultural Service of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Brussels, Permanent Representation of Estonia to the EU, Embassy of the Republic of Latvia to the Kingdom of Belgium, , Balassi Institute Cultural service of the Hungarian Embassy in Brussels, Czech Centre in Brussels, Culture Action Europe, Estonia 100, Romanian Cultural Institute Brussels, Finnish Cultural Institute, the 100th … Continued

This conference gathers a variety of voices and perspectives: ten duos of artists and intellectuals from ten Eastern or Central European countries, all of whom will present their visions of the period following 1918, as representatives of the nations themselves, as well as Europe as a whole. On this occasion one room is a dedicated place for … Continued