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Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018 ISPA Congress: June 11 – 15, 2018 Proex Exhibitors Off the Beaten Track Updated on 6/11/2018 Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018 ISPA Congress: June 11 – 15, 2018 ProEx Exhibitors Off the Beaten Track Updated on 6/11/2018 Organization/ Location Website A+K https://apluskmanagement.com Pittsburgh, PA, USA Anima Eterna Brugge http://www.animaeterna.be Brugge, Belgium Arab Arts Focus - Orient Productions Le Vicel, France ArtAxis Music Ltd http://artaxismusic.com London, UK Artichoke Dance Company https://www.artichokedance.org/ Brooklyn, NY, USA ARTPOLIS - Art and Community Center http://www.artpolis-ks.com Prishtina, Kosovo Arts and Theatre Institute http://www.theatre.cz Prague, Czech Republic Atlantic Ballet Atlantique Canada http://www.atlanticballet.ca Moncton, NB, Canada Aurora Limburg http://www.auroralimburg.com Sevilla, Spain Belarus Free Theatre http://www.belarusfreetheatre.com London, UK Brussels Jazz Orchestra http://www.brusselsjazzorchestra.com Brussels, Belgium Charcoalblue Theatre & Acoustics Consultants http://www.charcoalblue.com London, UK Cloud Gate http://www.cloudgate.org.tw New Taipei City, Taiwan Contemporary Legend Theatre http://www.twclt.com Taipei, Taiwan Curious Seed http://www.curious-seed.co.uk Edinburgh, UK David Lieberman Artists' Representatives http://www.dlartists.com Newport Beach, CA, USA Double M Arts & Events http://www.double-m-arts.com Saint John, VI, USA DutchCulture https://dutchculture.nl/nl Amsterdam, Netherlands EDZAI ISU Trust Harare, Zimbabwe Eight-consulting http://www.eight-consulting.net Prague, Czech Republic Elsie Management http://www.elsieman.org New York, NY, USA Familie Flöz http://www.floez.net Berlin, Germany Fluid Orchestra http://www.fluidorchestra.com Eindhoven, Netherlands Hotel Pro Forma http://www.hotelproforma.dk Copenhagen, Denmark ICK Amsterdam http://www.ickamsterdam.nl Amsterdam, Netherlands IETM (International Network for Contemporary Perf. https://www.ietm.org/en Arts) Brussels, Belgium * Bolded delegates indicate a STAR member. Hashtag: #LF18ISPA Congress Website: www.ispa.org/LF18 1 of 3 Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018 ISPA Congress: June 11 – 15, 2018 ProEx Exhibitors Off the Beaten Track Updated on 6/11/2018 Organization/ Location Website International Arts Manager http://www.internationalartsmanager.com/ Manchester, UK Ivgi&Greben http//www.ivgi-greben.nl Amsterdam, Netherlands KMP Artists http://www.kmpartists.com Austin, TX, USA Latitude 45 Arts Promotion http://www.latitude45arts.com Montréal, QC, Canada Lemieux Pilon 4D Art http://www.4dart.com Montréal, QC, Canada Loco World http://www.madein-theweb.com Nacka, Sweden Mazowsze - The Polish State Folk Song and Dance http://www.mazowsze.waw.pl Ensemble Otrębusy, Poland MHB Event Facilities http://www.mhbeventfacilities.nl/ Bolsward, Netherlands Monash University Academy of Performing Arts, http://www.monash.edu/mapa Melbourne Melbourne, VIC, Australia National Center for Traditional Arts http://www.ncfta.gov.tw/ncfta_eh/main/index.aspx Yilan County, Taiwan Netherlands Chamber Choir http://www.nederlandskamerkoor.nl Utrecht, Netherlands Nordberg Movement http://www.nordbergmovement.se Sundbyberg, Sweden Octopus Theatricals http://www.octopustheatricals.com Princeton, NJ, USA Oorkaan http://www.oorkaan.nl Amsterdam, Netherlands Prakriti Foundation http://www.prakritifoundation.com Chennai, India pro scena http://www.proscena.org Milan, Italy Quaternaire http://www.quaternaire.org Paris, France Renegade Theatre http://www.renegadetheatreng.com/ Lagos, Nigeria Robert Gilder and Company http://www.robert-gilder.com London, UK Royal Albert Hall http://www.royalalberthall.com London, UK RUBBERBANDance Group http://www.rubberbandance.com Montréal, QC, Canada Serious Staging http://www.serious-space.com Hong Kong Stichting Plan d- http://www.plan-d.nl Amsterdam, Netherlands Stichting Sielesâlt http://www.nynkemusic.com Weidum, Netherlands The Yoko Foundation Kobe, Japan Theatre Projects Consultants http://theatre projects.com London, UK * Bolded delegates indicate a STAR member. Hashtag: #LF18ISPA Congress Website: www.ispa.org/LF18 2 of 3 Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018 ISPA Congress: June 11 – 15, 2018 ProEx Exhibitors Off the Beaten Track Updated on 6/11/2018 Organization/ Location Website Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre http://www.geigeki.jp/ Tokyo, Japan Tokyo University of the Arts https://shuntaroyoshida14.wixsite.com/shun Tokyo, Japan Tongyeong International Music Foundation http://www.timf.org Tongyeong, South Korea Undercover Theatre Company https://www.undercovertheatrecompany.com Oslo, Norway West Kowloon Cultural District Authority http://www.westkowloon.hk/en Hong Kong WildVreemd and The Smartphone Orchestra http://www.wildvreemd.com Amsterdam, Netherlands * Bolded delegates indicate a STAR member. Hashtag: #LF18ISPA Congress Website: www.ispa.org/LF18 3 of 3.
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