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In this event, the co-founder and award-winning director of Nordic Black Theatre in Oslo, Cliff Moustache, talks to Kagiso Lesego Molope about 33 years of directing, his commitment to social justice, and what he has learned in his years of bringing important stories of Black history to the stage. 

The musical 1989 became a runaway hit in Poland when it premiered in 2022. Inspired by Hamilton, the Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre and the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Kraków revisited Poland’s Solidarity movement through a mixture of hip-hop, rap, and pop.

Nationalist parties are on the rise across Europe. They instrumentalize fears and divide society. Their first victim is the freedom of art. Representatives of institutions, artists, and activists will share their visions of a global, solidarity-based response to the dangers posed by the new nationalism.

The LTC will be partnering with the Latino Theatre Company to bring the current LTC Steering and Advisory Committee, our partners, and community members together to dialogue with artists brought in from across the country.

In celebration of contemporary spoken-word performance by women and nonbinary artists, join us for an evening of short performances by established and emerging poets. The performances will be followed by a thoughtful discussion about the form's history and contemporary practice. A reception to follow.

The organizing principle of the festival is that both theatre and democracy depend on dialogue to function. This festival hopes to remind theatre practitioners and theatregoers that our participation in this medium can be foundational practice to a more robust democracy.

Faced with the climate crisis, global inequalities, and geopolitical tensions in today’s society, the modus operandi of international work needs an overhaul. In Den Bosch, IETM in collaboration with Verkadefabriek celebrates our collective learnings from the past three years and sets the course for the years to come.

Innovate Heritage is an international and transdisciplinary research platform. Through events, online media, publications and partnerships, Innovate Heritage facilitates discourse and knowledge exchange between arts and heritage, uniting artists, scholars, and heritage, and arts professionals.

Is hierarchy inherently unjust? Panelists from organizations modeling alternative power dig deep into what we actually mean when we say "leadership" and how this concept intersects with power, the values that drive different forms and styles of leadership, and the pros and cons of various organizational structure.

Three conversations about the state of theatre in 2024.