The next edition of the ETC International Theatre Conference will be hosted by JK Opole Theatre (Opole/Poland), 11-14 May 2023.
Selects contemporary texts to be translated into English for the first time and introduced to European audiences.
A cross-border European theatre project inspired by eco-activist Andreas Malm's provocative book 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline'.
An intensive pilot programme for 10 - 15 ETC member theatres to use culture to drive sustainable change in their organisations and communities.
An annual programme for emerging artists to work alongside directors and dramaturgs at selected ETC Member Theatres.
Empowering European theatres to obtain basic knowledge for tackling the transition to a greener, more environmentally-conscious, mindful and just future.
Funding for Member Theatres to bring a guest performance from another ETC Member Theatre to their house.
The Roadshow returns! ETC will travel to CINARS Montreal in 2022, and PAMS Seoul in 2023
ETC supports Ukraine during the brutal invasion by Russia. See current initiatives and past work from 2014 to develop the theatre sector in Ukraine
ETC is invited to discuss the future development of art sustainability at the International Forum for Art and Sustainability on 8 & 9 December 2022.
