Partners
La Comédie, Centre Dramatique National de Reims (France) is a house directed by an artist and dedicated to drama creation and experimentation, with a strong focus on playwriting. They present the festivals FARaway (an international festival organised in cooperation with 6 others cultural institutions of Reims) and Intercal (a biennale of transdisciplinary artistic projects crossing theatre and digital arts). They are also working on the inclusion in the city and outside with la Comédie itinérante, a travelling theater.
Cyclorama (Rennes, France) is an organisation that has a mission of development, consulting and supporting artistic projects, primarily in the performing arts sector, thanks to an extensive experience in the field, and also in European and international projects.
Staatstheater Mainz (Germany) is an opera, dance, and theatre repertory theatre, with a large ensemble for all 3 disciplines. They are working in connections with schools but are also looking at how to make the theatre more open. They are organising the Grenzenlos Festival, that looks at the works of artists with disabilities.
Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg present an eclectic programme covering opera, dance and theatre in four languages. The TalentLAB, a project laboratory and multidisciplinary festival was launched in 2016 to further expand their support to local artists and promote international exchange. It has since developed into a vibrant platform for upcoming artists where experimentation in a safe environment is given valuable space and time. They also continue to nurture and develop international partnerships with other European venues and networks (ETC, enoa, Opera Europa, etc.) and have developed a new coproduction model based on exchange and training. The strategy of blending in-house creations with international co-productions and strong support for artists has increased the visibility of the institution as a producing venue and enabled it to create ever more meaningful relationships with is partners.
Conde Duque Centro de Cultura Contemporanea (Madrid, Spain) uses a variety of facilities that are part of the public space to support the creation, dissemination and research of the most current artistic and cultural languages. Its core reflexion is to promote and foster culture in public space to share with the community and collaborate in understanding a complex and constantly changing world.