Are you working in the performing arts sector?
Are you interested in how theatre and other stage productions can be more environmentally sustainable?
Would you like to learn about inspiring green practices from across Europe?
Then the online closing conference of the RE-IMAGINE project is for you!
During the Summer Academy, participants are provided with an in-depth understanding of art techniques with a strong social commitment through formal and non-formal artistic methods. These techniques are being developed and taught by facilitators with years of teaching and practical experience in the field of socially engaged arts.
You can see the next steps in the renovation of the Bethlen Square Theatre and our exhibition made from the winning ideas of the LIFE Bauhausing Europe project architectural competition on the theater’s outdoor signs.
Floating Market is a special fair by Lake Balaton, where water meets craft – celebrating sustainability, creativity, and nature-conscious design.
Free, outdoor workshops where nature meets craftsmanship!
You’re warmly invited to the public final presentation of the Summer Academy 2025, taking place on 19 July from 16:00 to 18:00 (CET).
As a person in his mid-thirties who is mainly in contact with people working in the fields of performing arts, I am surrounded by more and more parents who fail day after day in their impossible attempt to transform the triangle of children, relationships, and household into a sustainable seven-pointed star, complemented by friends, creativity, me-time, and even some rest. This is not an extreme sport. It is tantamount to slow suicide.
The Utcaszínházi Alkotóközösség, the organization behind the TeatRom Festival, has been working for over fifteen years to provide space and visibility for Roma children in the Cserehát region, one of Northern Hungary’s most beautiful yet economically challenged areas. Building on long-standing professional and personal relationships, the SPARSE+ project will be implemented in five municipalities between 2024 and 2026, continuing the work that began with the launch of the TeatRom Festival in 2020.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the INTRACOMP online discussion platform on Friday, May 23, 2025. This platform features engaging art videos and invites you to share your reflections.
We have entered the most important year of the Green E.Th.I.Cs Project—an ambitious European initiative involving 18 artistic partners from 12 different countries.
The goal of the project is to raise awareness and sensitivity around climate change and global warming through theater—through performances, humor, and even jokes, using laughter as a powerful tool to provoke reflection and inner thought. After months of preparation and promotion, many of our artistic partners are now premiering their shows in a variety of spaces and in front of diverse audiences.
