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European Projects

EU-funded projects involving the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre: Babel, ConnectUp, Sense (of) Sharing and Transport.

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Babel

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Babel is a European large scale cooperation project, that pursues the rights of children and youth to full cultural citizenship, and it aims to investigate the communication process, intercultural dialogue, and mutual understanding in TYA and more extensively the Performing Arts for Young Audiences.

Sense (of) Sharing

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Sense (of) sharing is a project designed to respond to the need to return to inhabit "the other by itself" in an effective and satisfactory way: through a process of shared training and meeting of practices and visions, a group of n ° 3 partner subjects (united by being at the same time artistic nuclei and organizers of Festivals in the field of theater for the new generations) will increase the baggage of their specific skills on the languages and tools of "making theater" (scenography, direction, acting techniques, light design, etc.) and at the same time they will meet the different educating communities of their respective territories (teachers, families, institutions and children) to weave and consolidate alliances based on methods and objectives, in order to raise awareness of the possibilities offered by theatrical practice in carrying out positive transformations in the relational / pedagogical (and therefore social) sphere, activate and amplify the audience communities of the respective festivals and collect re ideas for producing works based (such as themes and developed languages) on real needs.

Transport

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The three-year project Transport, led by the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre and involving the Maribor Puppet Theatre and Estonia’s Eesti Noorsooteater, Lithuania’s Klaipėdos Lėlių Teatras, Poland’s Białostocki Teatr Lalek and the Czech Republic's Divadlo Alfa Plzeň puppet theatres.

Six producers will create six small independent productions directed by Tino Grabnar. The productions will explore how means of transport shape the pace of our lives and the imprint they leave on the environment. They will address different aspects of the global interconnectedness of a world in which we can no longer live in isolation from each other.