The Ingmar Bergman International Theatre Festival

A meeting for mitos21 dramaturgs and literary managers, in the framework of the Festival Autorentheatertage, organised by the Deutsches Theater from 1 to 23 June 2018.

Programme of performances: Out of 143 new play texts that were submitted for the Autorentheatertage, the jury – journalist and theatre critic Bernd Noack, actress Bettina Stucky and writer Saša Stanišić – selected three which will premiere at the end of the festival on 22 & 23 June during the Lange Nacht der Autor_innen (Long Night of Playwrights) and coinciding with the dramaturgs’ meeting.

In Stanniolpapier (“In Tin Foil”) by Björn SC Deigner, directed by Sebastian Hartmann, produced by the Deutsches Theater Berlin.

europa flieht nach europa (“europa flees to Europe”) by Miroslava Svolikova, directed by Franz-Xaver Mayr, a coproduction of the Burgtheater Wien and the Deutsches Theater Berlin.

Eine Version der Geschichte (“A Version of History”) by Simone Kucher, directed by Marco Milling, a coproduction of the Schauspielhaus Zürich and the Deutsches Theater Berlin.

Friday 22 – Saturday 23 June:

Open Mic – public discussion with authors.

Round-table talks moderated by experts, with the participation of dramaturgs, authors, directors, publishers, members of the jury.

Time

june 23 (Saturday) - 24 (Sunday)

Location

Deutsches Theater

Berlin

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29jun - 30All DayART.CULTURE.SUSTAINABILITYAkademie für Darstellende Kunst Baden-Württemberg, LudwigsburgE:Conference

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Symposium: Art. Culture. Sustainability

Lectures, round tables and performance

Art and culture play a key role in building a sustainable global community founded on ecological awareness and social responsibility. Art has the power to transform challenges into visions and to enable change in our social environment. Cultural institutions and everyone who works in the creative sector have a unique potential to influence the world around them. 

The morning of the conference (29 June 2018) will focus on examples from Germany and other countries where people and institutions in the arts have integrated sustainability into their programmes and processes. The afternoon of the conference will bring artists and experts together to present their work and to discuss how culture and art (can) contribute to sustainable development.

The conference aims, first, to provide a snapshot view of where we stand now and to illustrate how public discourse and (cultural) politics currently handle the environmental, economic and social challenges of sustainable development. It will add to the debate about why we need culture and art on our path towards sustainable development so as to formulate a new sustainability paradigm for the national and international context.

The second part of the Symposium consists of Round Tables on 30 June 2018. Artists and academics at the conference will team up with the other participants to work on their individual ideas about concrete ways to combine arts and culture with a sustainable future.

Time

june 29 (Friday) - 30 (Saturday)

Location

Akademie für Darstellende Kunst Baden-Württemberg

Ludwigsburg

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