Festival d'Avignon

Accueil ・ Comédie-Française [BE] Festival de Liège / Belgique, Liège En scènes : le spectacle vivant en vidéo (INA) Vos données personnelles sont traitées pour les finalités suivantes:Cookies de fonctionnements du site, Mesure d'audience, Publicités et contenu personnalisés, mesure de performance des publicités et du contenu, études d’audience et développement de services, Stocker et/ou accéder à des informations sur un appareil [ES] Facyl Festival International Arts Festival of Castilla y León / Espagne, Salamanca Spectacle vivant | éduscol L’opération Molière À l'occasion du 400e anniversaire de la naissance de Molière en. 2022, l'Association nationale de Recherche et d'Action théâtrale (ANRAT) lance « l'opération Molière » pour accompagner les enseignants dans le lien qu’ils créent entre Molière et leurs élèves et rassembler une mémoire collective autour de cette figure emblématique du théâtre français. L’action Théâ Chaque année, un ou plusieurs auteurs de théâtre jeunesse sont associés à l’action nationale Théâ de l’Office Central de la Coopération à l'École (OCCE). Cette opération rassemble élèves, enseignants, auteurs, artistes et théâtres partenaires autour d’écritures et esthétiques variées : ces rencontres sensibles des mots par la lecture sont complétées par une pratique théâtrale ou une appropriation d’un espace scénique. Danse Le dispositif Constellation Éloquence Slam-à-l'École Slam-à-l'École est un dispositif qui s'adresse aux élèves de collège. Transversal Le prix de l’Audace artistique et culturelle

[FR] Dimanche Rouge / France, Paris Théâtre classique.net : l'actualité du théâtre classique [IE] Dublin Dance Festival / Irlande, Dublin [AU] Donau Festival / Autriche, Krems [SI] Dajmo! |Exodos / Slovénie, Ljubljana The solo form, in the context of contemporary dance in Asia, persists as a phenomenon. Independent dance-makers – determined not to compromise on their individuality through commodification or re-locating their practice via migration – have tended to turn solo. A strategy taken out of necessity and pragmatism because of the difficult economy they have chosen to work within: weak policies, funding, and presentation structures. While partly circumstantial, the condition has also allowed these undaunted artists to create and speak in a different and strong tenor. From my mapping of exceptional individuals, I platform in Exodos Festival 2013 a suite of solo dance artists with a distinct singularity and articulation, different from their peers. Such a tendency resists idealizing the ‘solo’ as an emancipation from the collective and/or the absolutism of selfhood. Bouquets to Nataša Zavolovšek and Katja Stušek, and the entire team of Exodos Festival 2013!

[DEU] CUE / Allemagne, Berlin CUE is a space for spontaneous expression and interdisciplinary improvisation. CUE was born out of a specific need: the need for places where it is possible to experiment new ways of expression and behavior within a performative context. There the potential actions have not necessarily to be artistic practices, because any possible mean of expression is warmly welcomed. The aim of CUE is neither providing some sort of result, nor to create some specific product, but to generate the conditions where the participants can live and enjoy their time in a collective game of simultaneous actions, where what is sought is nothing else than a new, spontaneous and permanently unstable kind of communication. In CUE the artistic thing does not have priority and has no sense to judge the value orartistic quality of the actions of the different participants, but to provide one playful, recomforting experience. CUE happened for the first time in March 2007 in the Weissenseer Freitag Gallery of Berlin.

[US] Filament, Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) / Troy, NY) With over 15 premieres spanning theater, 24-channel sound, contemporary dance, video, and a barn raising; exchanges with artists, curators, and creative engineers; and a dynamic archive of the artistic process, this three day festival highlights EMPAC’s focus on creation via its commissioning and residency programs. Performances, installations, and screenings including: BalletLab (Australia) Yanira Castro | a canary torsi (NYC) Early Morning Opera (Los Angeles) Volkmar Klien (Austria) MTAA (NYC) Michael J. Schumacher (NYC) Hans Tutschku (Cambridge, MA) DANCE MOViES Commission 2009-2010 Premieres Filament also unveils Live Shorts: three programs of performances from across the spectrum of dance, theater, music, and the visual arts, commissioned specifically for this festival. Working within the same constraints, artists will present varied and vigorous short works.

[FI] Helsinki Festival / Finlande, Helsinki [US] Art in Odd Places / Etats-Unis, New-York