This Declaration, co-written by IETM, explores the unique value of theatre and the performing arts, addresses the urgency of establishing a pan-European focus on these sectors, underlining the impact of Covid-19 and current key challenges. It describes the way to go by putting forward eight policy recommendations and actions to be taken starting from 2021 to strengthen and support these sectors.
The second wave of Covid-19 has hit Europe hard, and music venues throughout the continent are certainly not spared.
An ongoing project that aims to capture the spirit of the new realities brought on by Covid-19 through the mind of confined cultural practitioners. It stems from the need to ask questions and seek new ways in which to work in the future.
Siobhan Davies Studios will continue to offer dance artists, choreographers and others working in the dance sector support following the Covid-19 lockdown.
Pearle* calls for EU and Member States to provide targeted support through the EU recovery package.
The new Czech streaming service by the name of Dramox, presents some of the best theatre productions Czechia has to offer. In doing so, the platform aims to give back to the struggling industry, while providing Czech theatre goers with a much-needed fix, and maybe even bring over some new, younger fans.
Support and advice for anybody in the theatre industry.
Heidelberg launched a solidarity programme “Solo Fantastico” for freelance artists.
An initiative where artists and creative workers from UNESCO Creative Cities Network respond to global crisis with video messages.
“Coronline” is a project of the city of Heidelberg to support Heidelberg’s economy and culture during the COVID-19 crisis.
In focus: Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the performing arts and perspectives for the sector.
Part of the IN SITU ACT DAYS program, a Live Talk Session on Friday, 9 October 2020, 11 a.m. (CEST, UTC +2) about working in public space during these trouble times of global pandemic and social distancing.
A report on how the pandemic has affected the artists and how the state’ support has reached out to the professional artists.
Through Together Alone open call, The Finnish Institutes’ network seeked artistic proposals related to the state of emergency, radical change, resilience, artistic practice in the future. At the same time the project acts as a documentation of one of the major social upheavals, gives the artists an opportunity to reflect it through their work, rethink ways of outreach and develop new practices.
The Global Nighttime Recovery Plan is a collaborative, practical guide for cities.
Space for Learning: Covid Secure guidance for museums, galleries, heritage and performing arts sites
With Theatres across Scotland sitting empty, festivals postponed and missing audiences – where do the theatre makers go from here?
A new initiative to support its members in this time of unprecedented challenge due to COVID-19. The Shared Recovery Programme will combine peer-to-peer solutions with tailor-cut expert support.
Now that the COVID-19 emergency measures have been uplifted, the Ministry for the National
Heritage, the Arts and Local Government in full collaboration with the Malta Arts Council, is
publishing the COVID-19 Tranistion Guidelines for artistic productions held in established
indoor and outdoor theatres.
Following the European Parliament CULT Committee’s meeting with the German Presidency of the Council of the EU on the 1st of September and in the run up to the vote on the Parliament’s resolution on “Cultural recovery of Europe”, IETM calls on the European institutions and the Member States to pay attention to the some issues.
Launching on Friday April 3rd, United We Stream broadcasts a diverse blend of entertainment and creative content on one free online platform.
In light of the Covid-19 crisis, the Liveurope members issued the following statement to reaffirm their commitment to continue working together to boost the circulation of Europe’s rich musical diversity and highlight the unique role venues can take in reviving the European music ecosystem.
An initiative by Bandcamp where the Bandcamp community showed up in a massive way, spending $4.3 million on music and merch—15x the amount of a normal Friday— helping artists cover rents, mortgages, groceries, medications, and so much more.
From 2 September until 30 October, weekdays at 13.00, 30-minute free performances will allow visitors to soak up the new garden.
Silent Uproar, the supported company of Hull Truck Theatre, is launching a new supporting program for writers in the North of England.
Join the Artist is the online platform that enables artists, practising any artistic discipline, to get in contact with their fans through DIY events, exhibitions and workshops, organized by the artists, on site or online.
A call to foster creation aimed at local cultural agents and artists so that they can continue carrying out their processes and research affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
Ahead of the next European Council meeting (17-18 July), 45 leading European cultural figures issued a call for the EU to “be bold and to invest in culture and the arts, to invest in all our creative futures.”
Red Noses Lithuania created a virtual “Clown Line” for hospitals and they also hurried to connect with the Seniors’ Social Care House in Vilnius.
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