Led by: Gruppe Tag

 

Joint Staff Training in Munich

A three-day intensive training bringing together theatre artists, researchers, and NGO professionals to exchange knowledge, explore new creative methods, and discuss how theatre can drive social change.

 

Co-Mentoring Scheme

Participants will both mentor and be mentored, fostering an interdisciplinary learning experience.

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Beyond the Joint Staff Training

Online follow-up sessions will help reinforce the learning, encouraging ongoing collaboration and skill development.

Led by: VoiceLab (Grotowski Institute)

 

Across Europe

Four participatory theatre productions will be developed, incorporating themes of sustainability, inclusivity, and underrepresented community voices.

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From Idea to Stage

The creative process will focus on eco-friendly, portable staging to make performances accessible in different locations.

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Test Shows

Before the full performances, the project will include:

• A virtual test presentation, where all consortium partners will join to review and discuss the productions.

• Three local test performances in different communities to fine-tune accessibility, impact, and artistic execution, ensuring live translation/subtitles for diverse audiences.

 

Community at the Core

Schools, young people, seniors, and refugees will actively participate in shaping and performing the productions.

Led by: Cantieri Meticci

 

Bologna, Leipzig, Wroclaw & Barcelona

A 19-day journey bringing theatre to new audiences across four cities.

 

Live Performances

16 stage productions and 6 pop-up street performances, transforming public spaces into creative hubs.

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Sustainable Travel

Prioritising train travel and eco-conscious accommodations to minimise environmental impact.

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Documenting the Journey

Audience reactions and cultural impact will be recorded to explore how theatre can inspire conversations and change.