The next edition of the ETC International Theatre Conference will be held in Dresden (Germany).
The ETC’s artistic collaboration project Young Europe III focuses on theatre as a place of identification for young people in Europe.
Our Stage introduces the idea of Bürgerbühne (literally “citizens’ stage”) – which is run the same way as a professional in-house production company but involves nonprofessional actors – as a new form of creative community outreach via artistic collaboration and as a new artistic business model.
The two-year applied research project European Theatre Lab set out to research a digital strategy for major European state-funded theatrical institutions with the goal of expanding access to the arts via new technology.
A four-day seminar of master classes and workshops, offering broad and in-depth knowledge of curating and managing international theatre collaborations.
The Dortmund "Academy for Theatre and Digitality" will give an exclusive application-oriented workshop for ETC Member Theatres on motion capturing and depth information (Lidar).
ETC Stands Up for a Strong, Diverse and Gender Equal Theatre Sector in Europe.
Division, nationalism, inequity… Today’s Europe is at stake. What are the realities and perspectives of young Europeans?
In a turbulent Europe – a place whose citizens have incredibly diverse cultural, ethnic, religious and
social lifestyles – there is a need for dialogue.
