[oberlist] DE/AT/CH* grant: Change of Scene 2016

[ober]

Call for Proposals 2016: Change of Scene

Applications for international collaborations in the performing arts with
partners from North Africa and Eastern Europe can now be submitted!

We are looking for binational partnerships that initiate, develop and
implement new artistic projects. In a time frame of up to two years the
artists should obtain the opportunity to devote time and energy to meeting
and engaging in an intensive exchange of ideas. This could mean
strengthening existing contacts or creating new ones.

The call for proposals is aimed at regional and state theaters as well as
independent companies from the German-speaking world (Germany, Austria,
and Switzerland), who wish to develop an artistic project together with a
partner from North Africa or Eastern Europe. Change of Scene is open to
all areas of the performing arts. A public presentation of the chosen
projects should ideally take place in both partner countries, but must at
least take place in the German-speaking partner country.

The jury will select 10-12 collaborative projects to receive grants of up
to 15000 Euro. The jury is made up of: Tilmann Broszat (director of the
festival SPIELART, Munich), Annette Dabs (director of the puppet theatre
festival FIDENA, Bochum), Stefan Schmidtke (director of Vienna Festwochen,
Vienna), Branko Šimic (director of KRASS festival, Hamburg) and Elisabeth
Wellershaus (cultural journalist, Berlin).

Applications can be submitted online until 15 February 2016 in German or
English. Applicants from North African or Eastern European countries
should submit their applications together with a partner from the
German-speaking world.

Further information and the link to application forms can be found here:
www.szenenwechsel.org/en

sursa:rbcmn


-- 
Asociatia Oberliht / Association
http://oberliht.com
. . . . . . . . . . .
https://lists.idash.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/oberlist
portal informational pentru arta si cultura din/dincolo de Moldova
information gateway for arts and culture from Moldova & beyond