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SUMMARY:Developing Theatre Criticism in Europe – what conditions and possibilities are there? (Panel discussion)
DESCRIPTION:What do the conditions look like today for theatre criticism around Europe? Are there differences in the forms it takes? What forms would we like it to take going forward\, and how can we work together to develop criticism’s ability to develop performing arts? \nIn the conversation\, meet theatre critics and performing artists from four different countries and discuss the prerequisites and possibilities of theatre criticism. \nThe conversation is moderated by Sandra Grehn\, who holds a PhD in Comparative Literature/Theatre Studies and is a lecturer at the University of Gothenburg and Stockholm University in Sweden. Grehn also works as a theatre critic\, moderator and dramaturge and recurrently collaborates with performing arts scenes\, analyzing productions and repertoires. \nModerator: Sandra Grehn\, Theatre Critic and PhD in Comparative Literature/Theatre Studies and lecturer at the University of Gothenburg and Stockholm University. \nPanelists:\n– Andriana-Anna Tsiotsiou\, Dramaturg and Theatre Critic\, member of the National Union of Theatre and Performing Arts Critics\, Thessaloniki (Greece)\n– George Lizos\, Emerging actor from Cyprus\, studied the Geographies of Theatre and the relationship between actors\, affect\, and the physical space of the stage (Cyprus)\n– Suresh Nampuri – Playwright\, actor\, director and president of JÁ International Theatre in Lisbon (Portugal)\n– Ylva Lagercrantz Spindler\, Cultural journalist\, Author and Theatre critic (Sweden) \n\n\nFunding Partner:This event is a part of the Creative Europe platform Theatre in Palm\, co-funded by the European Union and Intercult. \n\nThe panel discussion will also be live streamed. To get the Zoom link\, register here.
URL:https://theatreinpalm.eu/event/developing-theatre-criticism-in-europe-what-conditions-and-possibilities-are-there-panel-discussion/
LOCATION:Teater Giljotin\, Torsgatan 41\, Stockholm\, 113 62\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:Live event
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SUMMARY:Theater Movement – Beautiful Souls at Teater Giljotin
DESCRIPTION:As a part of the project Theatre In Palm and in collaboration with Teater Giljotin\, Intercult is organizing an evening dedicated to performance art! Experience the performance “Beautiful Souls” by Tana Maneva\, inspired by Hegel’s concept of the same name\, the empty shell\, and the pursuit of perfection\, big words\, and moral superiority. \nBefore the performance\, the audience is invited to mingle and network with other theatre enthusiasts and talk to Intercult about Theatre in Palm and other European cultural projects. \nAn artist talk will be held after the show about Tana Manevas unique stage language ANKOKU PERFORMANCE LANGUAGE\, a mix of Butoh\, performance\, and theatre. How can this universal language be used in international contexts? What place do theatre methods and techniques have in contemporary performing arts\, and how can “emerging artists” benefit from them? The audience will also have the opportunity to ask questions to Tana and the cast. \nWhen? February 10th\, 17:30-22:00\nWhere? Teater Giljotin\, Torsgatan 41\, 113 62 Stockholm. Subway: S:t Eriksplan\nHow? Book your ticket through Kulturbiljetter.se \nProgram of the evening:\n17:30 Mingle and networking\n19:00 Performance begins\n20:45 Artist Talk \nRead more about the Beutiful Souls in Kulturblogens review \n\n\n\nWith: Tana Maneva\, Maria Rostotsky\, Elise Sjöberg\, Simon Edman\, Max Lapitsky\, David Mörner\, and Lina Lundberg. Composer\, live electronics: Rikard Borggård. Set design: Youlian Tabakov. Lighting design: Emil Olsson. Video animation: Lena Rammi. Costume: Tana Maneva\, Youlian Tabakov\, Edvard Tarletski. Assistant director: Alice Ilmenska. \n  \nPhoto: Aksel Ekbom
URL:https://theatreinpalm.eu/event/theater-movement-beautiful-souls-at-teater-giljotin/
LOCATION:Teater Giljotin\, Torsgatan 41\, Stockholm\, 113 62\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:Live event
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SUMMARY:European Theatre Lab - AI & PERFORMING ARTS PROCESS (part 2)
DESCRIPTION:Intercult invites you to two workshops on the theme “AI & PERFORMING ARTS” led by Agnes Török and Charlie Prag. The courses are organized within the framework of the European Theatre Lab and Theatre In Palm project. \n  \nPART 2: AI & PERFORMING ARTS PROCESS: using AI as a co-creator in artistic processes\nDate: Friday\, December 1\, 2023\nLocation: Intercult\, Nytorgsgatan 15A\nTime: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM \nRegistration and cost: Free but limited seats. Register by sending an email to info@intercult.se. First come\, first served. \nMaterials: Bring your own computer! Coffee and snacks are included; please bring your own lunch. \n  \nABOUT THE COURSE\nGet an introduction to generative AI and discover its potential in artistic work. This workshop provides you with the opportunity to explore how you can use AI to enhance and strengthen your creative processes. You will have the chance to work practically with AI tools and receive guidance on how to easily start exploring AI in your artistic work. \nWORKSHOP WILL COVER\n\nWhat is generative AI and how does it work? Examples of various AI tools to use in your creative work.\nWriting prompts\, what they are\, and how to use them.\nHow you can use AI in your creative processes (generate and brainstorm ideas\, create content\, explore concepts\, develop ideas with AI-generated prototypes and quick sketches as a foundation\, work with text and planning\, and gain multiple perspectives).\n\nWelcome!\n  \nAbout the workshop leaders\nAgnes Török is a stage poet\, playwright\, and theater director. They have conducted courses for professional artists in project management\, marketing\, and artistic practice at institutions such as Konstfack\, DOCH\, SMI\, Transit Kulturinkubator\, and SKH\, as well as at several of the artistic centers. They believe that effective tools and clear frameworks free up time for creativity and artistic focus. \nCharlie Nelson Prag is a project manager\, educator\, and street dancer. As an educator\, she has several years of experience teaching and mentoring professional artists in entrepreneurship\, project management\, and artistic practice at Stockholm’s Konstnärliga Högskola\, Folkuniversitetet\, and Transit Kulturinkubator. In recent years\, her focus has been on digitization and exploring innovative methods to enhance experiences\, stimulate creativity\, and promote collaboration and learning processes through digital tools. \nCharlie and Agnes often collaborate to develop new pedagogical and artistic methods\, at the intersection of art\, practice\, and technology. Their fundamental idea is that new knowledge and new technology should be easy to implement and immediately useful in their artistic work. \n  \nIn collaboration with Smart Coop and Studieförbundet Sensus. \nCover Image:DALL-E
URL:https://theatreinpalm.eu/event/european-theatre-lab-ai-performing-arts-process-part-2/
LOCATION:Intercult\, Nytorgsgatan 15A\, Stockholm\, Sweden
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SUMMARY:European Theatre Lab - AI & PERFORMING ARTS (part 1)
DESCRIPTION:Intercult invites you to two workshops on the theme “AI & PERFORMING ARTS” led by Agnes Török and Charlie Prag. The courses are organized within the framework of the European Theatre Lab and Theatre In Palm project. \nPART 1: AI & PERFORMING ARTS PRODUCTION: using AI to simplify application\, production\, and marketing work.\n\nDate: Thursday\, November 23\, 2023\nLocation: Intercult\, Nytorgsgatan 15A\, Stockholm\, Sweden\nTime: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM \nRegistration and cost: Free but limited seats. Register by sending an email to info@intercult.se. First come\, first served. \nMaterials: Bring your own computer! Coffee and snacks are included; please bring your own lunch. \n  \nABOUT THE COURSE\nA full-day workshop on generative AI and how it can be used to free up time from administrative work\, marketing tasks\, and application processes – time that you can instead invest in creating performing arts. This workshop is specifically aimed at producers and freelance artists who want to streamline their administrative work. \nThe workshop offers practical examples and exercises on using AI as a resource in your production process. \n  \nWORKSHOP WILL COVER\nWhat is generative AI and how does it work? Exploring generative AI tools: testing\, experimenting\, and developing your ability to use these resources. Using AI in application processes: writing applications\, creating quick budget and timeline drafts. Using AI in marketing processes: generating marketing content in text and images\, as well as prototyping marketing campaigns. Using AI in production and planning work: streamlining administration\, scheduling\, and gaining an overview of the process. Throughout\, the focus is on testing and exploring tools and methods to understand how and when they can facilitate work and free up time for creative endeavors. \nSee also part 2 of the workshop: December 1\, 2023 / AI & PERFORMING ARTS PROCESS: using AI as a co-creator in artistic processes \nWelcome!\n  \nAbout the workshop leaders\nAgnes Török is a stage poet\, playwright\, and theater director. They have conducted courses for professional artists in project management\, marketing\, and artistic practice at institutions such as Konstfack\, DOCH\, SMI\, Transit Kulturinkubator\, and SKH\, as well as at several of the artistic centers. They believe that effective tools and clear frameworks free up time for creativity and artistic focus. \nCharlie Nelson Prag is a project manager\, educator\, and street dancer. As an educator\, she has several years of experience teaching and mentoring professional artists in entrepreneurship\, project management\, and artistic practice at Stockholm’s Konstnärliga Högskola\, Folkuniversitetet\, and Transit Kulturinkubator. In recent years\, her focus has been on digitization and exploring innovative methods to enhance experiences\, stimulate creativity\, and promote collaboration and learning processes through digital tools. \nCharlie and Agnes often collaborate to develop new pedagogical and artistic methods\, at the intersection of art\, practice\, and technology. Their fundamental idea is that new knowledge and new technology should be easy to implement and immediately useful in their artistic work. \nIn collaboration with Smart Coop and Studieförbundet Sensus. \nCover Image:DALL-E
URL:https://theatreinpalm.eu/event/european-theatre-lab-ai-performing-arts-part-1/
LOCATION:Intercult\, Nytorgsgatan 15A\, Stockholm\, Sweden
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