Timespan: 2015-2018

About Caravan Next
CARAVAN NEXT is a large-scale Social Community Theatre collaborative project connecting professional artists with communities and local citizens. From September 2015 till February 2019 a huge network of European theatre organisations and cultural institutions creates Social Community Theatre events in 16 different European countries. The project is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. Read more about Caravan Next on www.caravanext.eu

Objectives
The main objective of the MICRO Event is the cultural empowerment of each community, through an intensive audience development experience promoting an increase in the quantity and quality of the participation to the cultural event – a long-lasting social and cultural transformation. Some 30 micro events will be organised in partner countries, designed as a travelling symbol, theatre constantly on the move from one city to the next. It will be the travelling symbol of an event ”on the move”. The events will be organised with the support of local Associated Partners in Europe all together in 30 localities across Europe.

Activities
Three international events organized and coordinated by ALDA, in:
Subotica (Serbia):  May 2016
Skopje, Macedonia:  March 2018
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina : October 2018

Lead applicant
Odine Teatret (Denmark)

Partners
Omma Studio Theater (Greece)
Farm in the cave (Czech Republic)
OGR-CRT  (Italy)
Kibla (Slovenia)
Technical University of Crete (Greece)
Bürgerstiftung Rohrmeisterei Schwerte (Germany)
TNT Atalaya (Spain)
UNITO SCT CENTER  (Italy)
Theatre Stanica (Slovakia)
Teatr Brama (Poland)
Zid Theatre (Netherlands)

Newsletter
SCT Centre – Newsletter n° 8. August 2016
Caravan Next event sum-up February - June 2017

For more information, please contact:
Stanka PARAC DAMJANOVIC – SEE Regional Programmes Coordinator
Email: stanka.parac@aldaintranet.org
Mobile +381 (0) 658991733
Skype: pstanka


The project is supported by
  

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