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15-18 September 2009, Manchester, Great Britain. Application deadline: 1 September 2009
The decibel Performing Arts Showcase is an Arts Council England funded initiative. It was created to support and encourage diverse practice in the performing arts, by providing a platform for artists from African, Asian and Caribbean backgrounds to showcase their work to programmers for touring opportunities.
9-12 October 2009, Tbilisi, Georgia
One of the core events of TBILISI INTERNATIONAL Festival will be a program of Georgian performances - GEORGIAN SHOWCASE will run for four days from 9 to 12 October presenting performances from both state and independent theatres, as well as independent performing arts groups.
5-7 November 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark
International showcase for Danish performing arts p@rt.dk is organized by Copenhagen International Theatre with the support of Danish Arts Council. The aim of p@rt.dk is to create an inspiring platform where international guests can meet artists from Denmark and create opportunities for collaboration.
25-30 September 2009, Nitra, Slovakia
NITRA is one of the most well-known European festivals, with performances selected by the festival’s artistic leadership and with special focus on foreign theatre professionals.
3-5 of April 2009, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Application deadline: 10 March 2009
An exclusive showcase of new Dutch theatre is the programme, organized by the RO Theater and the Netherlands Theatre Institute (TIN). It will take place in the city of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, during the weekend of 3, 4 and 5 April 2009.
17-21 June 2009, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Application deadline: 8 February 2009
A meeting is organised by the Holland Festival, the International Association of Theatre Critics (IATC/AICT). Topic: the effects of globalization and migration on theatre criticism.
17-22 July 2011, Prague, Czech Republic. Application deadline: 28 February 2009
28–31 May 2009, Novi Sad, Serbia. Application deadline: 1 December 2008
This symposium will investigate how theatre both nurtures new audiences and develops the cultural capital/knowledge of their existing audiences. The topic includes programming concepts, communication strategies and educational aspects of festivals.
12-16 October 2009, Seoul, Republic of Korea
The Korea Arts Management Service holds a Performing Arts Market in Seoul (PAMS) every year to promote organized and systematic networking for Korean performing arts as well as to create opportunities in global market. The Performing Arts Market in Seoul is an art fair that brings artists, producers, promoters and presenters together to stimulate creativity and distribution.
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