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A Parade of Festivals March Your Way to One of 195 Cities in Our Annual Listing of Theatre Events from May Through September
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER FESTIVALS A Parade of Festivals March your way to one of 195 cities in our annual listing of theatre events from May through September ALbANIA Festival of Regions, Attnang-Puchheim; MiramirO International Street Theatre (43) 07234-85-2-85; Festival, Ghent; (32) 09-324-36-63; The International Festival of Theatre www.fdr.at; Jun 22-Jul 3. www.miramiro.be; Jul 21-24. “Butrinti 2000,” Siranda; (355) 4-2227403; www.butrinti2000.com; Jul 16-24. Komödienspiele Porcia, Momentum Festival, Spittal/Drau; (43) 4762-42020-20; Brussels; (32) 2-534-48-55; Australia www.komoedienspiele-porcia.at; www.momentum-festival.org; TBA. Jun 23-Aug 31. Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Salzburg Festival, Bosnia ANd HERzEgovina Adelaide; (61) 8-8216-8600; Salzburg; (43) 662-8045-500; www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au; Teatarfest Sarajevo, Sarajevo; www.salzburgfestival.com; Jul 27-Aug 30. Jun 10-25. (387) 33-442-958; www.tf.com.ba; May 21-29. Sommerszene, Salzburg; (43) 0662-843448; Brisbane Festival, www.sommerszene.net; Jun 23-Jul 14. BrazIL South Brisbane; (61) 7-3833-5400; www.brisbanefestival.com.au; Sep 3-24. Wiener Festwochen, Vienna; (43) 589-22-22; Festival Internacional de Londrina, Londrina; www.festwochen.at; May 13-Jun 19. (55) 43-3322-1787; www.filo.art.br; Jun 11-26. Darwin Festival, Darwin; (61) 8-8943-4200; www.darwinfestival.org.au; Aug 11-28. Festival Internacional de Teatro de Bonecos, bELgIUM Belo Horizonte; (55) 31-3411-2103; Austria Het Theaterfestival, www.festivaldebonecos.com.br; Brussels; (32) 03-248-28-28; Jun 9-19. Bregenz; (43) 5574-407-6; Bregenz Festival, www.theaterfestival.be; Aug 25-Sep 3. -
EFFE Award Salon Booklet
2 EFFE AWARDS SALON 2019 CONTENTS 1 Programme 7 EFFE Lifetime Achievement Awards 2019 8 Salon speakers 11 2 EFFE Laureates 15 3 EFA and its members 53 EFFE AWARDS SALON 2019 3 DEAR COLLEAGUES, DEAR FRIENDS Welcome to the EFFE Awards Salon 2019 at BOZAR. A special day is bringing the attention to the arts, artists and the role of festivals in offering artists the platform to develop their work. The European Festivals Association (EFA) is convinced about the importance of festivals, cities and decision makers on the local level and their interaction. Arts and the artists are the matrix of each festival. As is the city and its community. There is no community without the arts. The links between a festival and a city are strong. Cities and regions in Europe are natural partners for festivals (and for Europe) in their daily local work. At the EFFE Awards Salon, we are coming together: artists, festival makers, city representatives, European decision makers to express our readiness to act together, to increase joint steps and practical arrangements that enable arts, arts festivals, cultural activities as well as cities, and Europe, to do their respective jobs. It seems to us a unique composition of people here today and an opportunity for us to connect and empower our alliance to be meaningful, present and influential in the European story. Culture is no evidence, it is a work of every day. The EFFE Awards 2019-2020 will demonstrate the EFFE Jury’s recognition to a few, but in the end to all arts festivals committing themselves to Europe on the FestivalFinder.eu. -
Looking Back, Looking Ahead
Looking back, looking ahead 2010 – 2014 European Festivals Association meets EU Commissioner Mrs Androulla Vassiliou Following the tradition launched in 2006 with EU Commissioner Mr Jan Figel’ 2014 Arts festivals meet EU Commissioner for Culture Mrs Androulla Vassiliou 30 January 2014, BOZAR, Brussels Continuing EFA’s initiative to hold once per year a round table with the European Commission to discuss future strategies and policies and possible partnerships between festivals and the European Commission on the 30 January the 2014 Round Table takes place at the BOZAR. This year will be the last round table with EU Commissioner for Culture Mrs Androulla Vassiliou – as her term finishes in 2014 after the European elections. We’ll take this opportunity to make an assessment of the most important changes in the relation to the European Festivals Association European Commission and its cultural policy in the past 5 years and think of the priori- ties in the agenda in the years to come on the EU level regarding festivals in Europe. Kleine Gentstraat 46, B-9051 Gent, Belgium This year’s meeting will also be special because it will be the opportunity to launch the T: +32 9 241 8080 F: +32 9 241 8089 new programme set up by EFA and the European Commission upon a call of the [email protected] www.efa-aef.eu European Parliament: Europe for Festivals, Festivals for Europe (EFFE). With the overall aim of celebrating the achievements and important role of festivals in Europe and enriching the festival landscape and European society at large, EFFE will celebrate Europe’s diverse festivals honouring the most innovative and influential arts and cultural festivals. -
Chorégies D'orange
EFA Members Yerevan Perspectives International Music Festival Yerevan, Armenia > MUSIC From 03/04 to 27/12/2017 Byurakan Sacred Music Festival [week of 24/04/2017] ARMENIA Yerevan Perspectives is one of the leading festivals in Europe, established in 2000. The 10 festival presents top class musicians and orchestras of the world. It launched an Acad- emy in Byurakan. The Festival patron is the President of Armenia. There are concerts each Spring and Autumn, occasionally also in another season. One-week festivals focusing on great living composers take place as special projects. The festival also presents sacred music series and features legends of jazz and pop music. www.yerevanfestival.am Stepan Rostomyan President, Founder Sona Hovhannisyan General Manager Hasmik Khachatryan Marketing Officer Ani Hovsepyan Administrative assistant, International relations David Grigoryan Press officer Armine Arabyan Social Media and Development Officer Hayk Bilyan Chief Accountant Levon Babamyan Events Coordinator Nonna Isajanyan Designer BOZAR Brussels, Belgium > MUSIC, DANCE, CINEMA From 01/01 to 31/12/2017 Afropolitan Festival [03/02 – 05/02/2017] BELGIUM BOZAR Electronic Arts Festival [09/2017] Are You Series? [12/2017] BOZAR is a multidisciplinary festival hub in the heart of Brussels, based 11 in the Centre for Fine Arts, designed by Victor Horta. Creativity, quality and artistic diversity are at the heart of the centre’s mission. BOZAR organizes, co-organizes and hosts over ten different festivals focusing on various disciplines, from cinema and music to theatre, dance and visual arts. Most festivals take place annually or biennially, but some are one-offs, coinciding with a particular cultural or political occasion. -
Festival Bytes 2015
Festival Bytes A journey through the world of festivals 2015 Introduction 2 The Middle Ages of European Festivals 4 Fringe Benefits 7 Almada International Theatre Festival is a letter from Portugal to Europe 11 The hidden music theatre boom in Finland 17 This Is About You And Me 20 Experiencing movement in Spain 25 What you should know about Tel-Aviv’s festival scene 28 South Korea and Kenya: two kids from the same class 33 New Routes of the Silk Road 37 Lebanon: The difficulties of being a social megaphone 41 Duties of a privileged theatre maker 44 Rethinking our responsibility towards society 48 A truly remarkable experience 51 Transformed, inspired, rejuvenated 55 Welcome to Lebanon ovvero the poetry of an eternal present 59 After the Atelier: how questions can lead to actions 63 Re-imagining our future through art 66 About EFA 71 EFA members 73 INTRODUCTION The Festival Bytes [festivalbytes.eu] blog of the European Festivals Association (EFA) is a space for telling stories about festivals. It provides insights into festivals, places, and encounters and discusses topics such as community engagement and how festivals assume their global responsibilities through their artistic programme. What did we, the festival community, experience in festivals in 2015? This booklet shares some of our bloggers’ highlights. Stories cover festival experiences from around the globe. The bloggers – journalists, writers, EFA members, Alumni of the Atelier for Young Festival Managers, team members of the EFA Secretariat, friends, colleagues and festival lovers – share the passion for the arts and for festivals. The European Festivals Association offers and amplifies these voices on Festival Bytes, EFA’s digital outlet for festival stories. -
Festival Bytes 2014
Festival Bytes A journey through the world of festivals 2014 Introduction 2 Sarajevo 2014: reading the signs 4 From strangers to family 10 Boxing Havis Amanda! 14 Waiting for one’s festival 18 Your artists are our artists 22 Culture and conflict: hope and optimism in times of darkness 26 Composing life 30 Detecting movement in Spain 34 What I heard about the (Arts) World* 38 Being an alumnus of EFA’s Festival Academy 42 A collection of collectors 46 Atelier Poznan: a beneficial experience for Zimbabwean participants 54 Nele Hertling should be locked up 58 That old festival feeling 62 From the ‘Temple of Artemis’ to ‘A Rose for Lilly’ 66 Time for thought and space for change: between being and doing 70 Festival communications with a small team 74 The digital turn and its impact on the arts 80 What will be different now? 84 The Bloggers 88 About EFA 90 EFA Members 92 EFA Board and Secretariat 95 INTRODUCTION The Festival Bytes [festivalbytes.eu] blog of the European Festivals Association (EFA) is a space for telling stories about festivals. It provides insights into festivals, places, and encounters and discusses topics such as community engagement and how festivals assume their global responsibilities through their artistic programme. What did we, the festival community, experience in festivals in 2014? This booklet shares some of our bloggers’ highlights. Stories cover festival experiences from around the globe. The bloggers – journalists, writers, EFA members, Alumni of the Atelier for Young Festival Managers, team members of the EFA Secretariat, friends, colleagues and festival lovers – share the passion for the arts and for festivals. -
Die Konzertsaison 2021/22 Der Camerata Salzburg
Presseinformation 02.06.2021 Die Konzertsaison 2021/22 der Camerata Salzburg INHALT: Die Konzertsaison 2021/22 Saisonkonzerte in der Universitätsaula Salzburg und Internationale Tourneen Biografien: Die beiden Konzertmeister Gregory Ahss und Giovanni Guzzo Biografien: Künstlerische Partner: Renaud Capuçon, François Leleux, Fazıl Say Musikvermittlung: Inklusives Projekt für Kinder mit und ohne Behinderung „Camerata Young“ Subventionen und Sponsoring Sicherheit und Hygienekonzept Es ist die Mission der CAMERATA Salzburg, Tradition und Moderne in Einklang zu bringen und mit jedem Konzerterlebnis lebendige und einzigartige musikalische Momente zu schaffen. Subventionsgeber Premium Sponsor Projektsponsor Camerata Young 1 Die Konzertsaison 2021/22 Der 4. Juni 2021 ist nicht nur der Tag, an dem die Camerata nach vielen Monaten Pause erstmals wieder Konzerte für ihr Salzburger Publikum spielt, sondern auch der Tag, an dem mit der Veröffentlichung des neuen Saisonprogramms eine Vielzahl an besonderen Konzerten allesamt hochkarätig und liebevoll kuratiert präsentiert werden. Geschäftsführer Shane Woodborne: „Die Camerata Salzburg ist ganz stark mit der kulturellen Identität Salzburgs und Österreichs verbunden. Die 44 Musikerinnen und Musiker des Orchesters, die aus 14 verschiedenen Nationen kommen, verstehen es, die musikalische Tradition durch ihre feinsinnigen Interpretationen und ihre mitreißende Spielweise in die Zukunft zu tragen. Der unverwechselbare Klang der Camerata macht das Orchester zu einem der wunderbarsten Ensembles weltweit. Wir freuen uns darauf, auch in der kommenden Saison mit unserem Publikum in Salzburg und auf der ganzen Welt in über 75 Konzerten die gemeinsame Freude an der Musik zu teilen.“ Neben dem langjährigen Konzertmeister Gregory Ahss konnte das Orchester Giovanni Guzzo als neuen Konzertmeister gewinnen, der alternierend mit Gregory Ahss diese Position innehat. -
The International Jury of EFFE Selects 26 Laureates from Amongst the 715 EFFE Labelled Festivals
Press Release, 19 July 2017 – Brussels The International Jury of EFFE selects 26 Laureates from amongst the 715 EFFE Labelled Festivals. The EFFE Label is Europe’s recognition of remarkable arts festivals committed to the arts, their communities and Europe. Just in time of high summer festivals season, the European Festivals Association (EFA) reveals the selection of the EFFE Laureates: 26 festivals are highlighted from amongst the 715 EFFE Labelled Festivals by the EFFE International Jury for their exceptional quality, work, commitment and impact within their contexts and territories. These 26 festivals are in the run for the EFFE Award handed out on 18 September during the Arts Festivals Salon in Brussels, hosted by the Centre of Fine Arts – BOZAR. In the coming weeks the stories behind these festivals will be revealed one by one on the EFFE website www.effe.eu. Pawel Potoroczyn, chair of the final EFFE Jury meeting, is “delighted with the result which is representative for the whole EFFE Label list covering 39 countries. The geographical reach, diverse festivals’ scope and diversity in arts disciplines, as well as a strong social engagement, are reflected in these 26 EFFE Laureates celebrating the diverse festivals’ community all over Europe”. The 26 EFFE Laureates (in alphabetical order) are: 1. 12 Points, Ireland 2. Africtions - captured by Dance, Germany 3. Altofest International Contemporary Live Arts, Italy 4. ASALTO Zaragoza , Spain 5. Athens Digital Arts Festival , Greece 6. Bábkarská Bystrica TOUR - Double impulse, Slovakia 7. Buffer Fringe Performing Arts Festival, Cyprus 8. Edinburgh Festival Fringe, UK 9. Edinburgh International Festival, UK 10.