1. Future projects
1.1. Natives
1.1.1. A future cooperation project for the Culture Program, In progress.
1.2. Duty Free - (Ex)change Europe
1.2.1. 2013-2015 In the wake of Pace, Duty Free associates 5 countries for a platform of exchanges between European artists, educators and adult amateurs. The project wishes to allow a sharing of best practices in theatre pedagogy dealing with the European Identity topic. It brings together companies, universities and theatres in Greece, Italy, Portugal, Germany and France for training sessions from November 2013 to May 2015. The EU Grundtvig program is asked to support the project.
1.3. Act4Commons
1.3.1. 2013-2014 Act4Commons associates 6 countries for a platform of exchanges between European artists, educators and adult amateurs. The project wishes to allow a sharing of best practices in artistic pedagogy, including disciplines like theatre, music, dance and visual arts. The project will question the European Public Space assumed by European civil societies as an alternative to politics and media. It brings together artistic and learning organizations and universities in Greece, Cyprus, Ireland, Croatia, Poland and France for training sessions from November 2013 to May 2015. The EU Grundtvig program is asked to support the project.
1.4. Corruption
1.5. Polart Circle
2. Projects in Progress
2.1. One Land, Many Faces
2.1.1. 2014-2015 One Land Many Faces is under development and proposes the creation of an International Cabaret questioning the European citizenship in the context of countries whose own identities are already controversial. Partners come from Spain, Great Britain, Belgium, Germany, Hungary and France. To feed the debate, the project will confront 3 Europeans authors to 3 others coming from Africa, Asia and America. One Land Many Faces will be submitted to the commission in November 2012.
2.2. World Crisis Theatre
2.2.1. 2012-2014 The company launched the World Crisis Theatre project dealing with the financial crisis and its consequences in Europe. WCT offers a meeting of artists, personalities, and European students from 7 countries: Greece, Italy, Portugal, Germany, Sweden, Iceland and France. The agenda includes a research period, a student meeting in Greece (Sifnos) in July 2013, and then the staging of The Power of Yes (David Hare) with a crew of professional actors together with The Answer, a new play written and performed by students. A European tour is scheduled in 2013/14. WCT is supported by the EU Culture Programme.
3. Projects available
3.1. Rec>ON
3.1.1. 2011-2012 The company led the Rec>ON project questioning the issue of reconciliation between peoples, with the participation of Turkey, Armenia, Germany and France. Through a 18 months experience in these 4 countries, the project has offered an investigation, local and international workshops, a documentary film and the production of the play The Descendants (Sedef Ecer) in Yerevan, Paris and Berlin. The project was a partnership between arts organizations of the 4 countries and supported by the Culture Programme of the EU, the Robert Bosch Foundation and French supports (Ministry of Culture, City of Paris, etc.). Rec> ON is now extended in Paris area until May 2013 through a student workshop.
3.2. Pace
3.2.1. 2012-2014 In the wake of WCT, Pace (Performing Arts for Crisis in Europe) associates 6 countries for a platform of exchanges between European artists, educators and adult amateurs. Pace wishes to allow a sharing of best practices in theatre pedagogy dealing with the crisis topic. It brings together companies, universities and theatres in Greece, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Sweden and France for training sessions from November 2012 to May 2014. The EU Grundtvig program supports the project.